4GB sandisk micro SDHC card for 6110

I have purchased the 4gb Sandisk card believing it is compatible.
I have copied old (512mb) card memory & 'phone memory to computer, removed old card, installed & formatted new card & restored info.
My problem is that even though the 'phone is showing 3.8gb of memory when I try & load maps of Europe (1.8gb) the message is "not enough memory" & even though the 'phone says "maps loaded" (when referring to the old Australia map) when I try & search an address it says "no search results. Please check your search string" & "streets not digitised" when looking at map outline.
It would seem the new card is not being recognised?
Help!
Stuart

When you copied the stuff off the old card did you enable the display of hidden and system files? If not, there's your answer.
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