E55: About microSDHC card upgrade procedure?

Hello,
I'm planning to replace and upgrade the original 2gb memory card of my E55 with a new 8gb class 10 card using this procedure:
1- Backup (copy) all existing files (including hidden files) to hdd using windows explorer of current 2gb card.
2- Before inserting my new 8gb card into my E55, write all back the data from hdd to new card as is.
Will this procedure work?
Also, i found out a file called 'card_contents.xml' in card root which is supposed to be used by Ovi Maps application, and it contains a card size string as '2gb', so will i also have to change this string to 8gb?
Please help me about these.
Thanks a lot!

Hi all,
Yesterday i did the card upgrade by replacing my old 2gb Nokia card with brand new Transcend Class 10 8 gb microSDHC card. Here are what i've experienced so far after upgrade process:
1- Some file names now became uppercase letters when you're viewing them via any file manager such as S60 default file manager or with other applications. Interestingly, these filenames contain lowercase letter when you see files in Windows Explorer.
For example, some files seem as:
ABCDE.XYZ in file manager(s) of my E55, wheres they're abcde.xyz in Windows Explorer.
Why is that difference? Note that most file names have been preserved as is with no problem with their letter cases.
2- In music player, though my custom music playlist has memory card icon next to it and i did exact copy via Windows Explorer, it got lost! Plus, my music library is reported as corrupted. I couldn't recover my custom music list but i managed to get my music library working by refreshing it.
3- Ovi Maps did not encounter any problems related to card upgrade so far, even, the QF seems to be updated properly (quota) after launching Maps application for once.
I really wonder the first one, really weird. Some file names appear as uppercased using phone, but in Windows Explorer in Computer they're lowercased. I noticed also 'cities' folder and 'qf' file are reported in uppercase letter format in phone (like CITIES, QF) but they're lowercase in Computer even with Nokia's old original memcard.
Any comment is appreciated.
Thanks!

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