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Blackberry & 3120
- Thread starter rossf
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titetanium
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You got the blackberry DM working in Parallels? That is news indeed! Care to make a mini howto to explain how you pulled that off?
Until they have native drivers for blackberry DM functionality in Linux, I could get by with that.
Until they have native drivers for blackberry DM functionality in Linux, I could get by with that.
I'm having issues trying to get my 8700 to tether as a modem. I was able to query the modem only once, then after I tried setting up Internet Connection Sharing (so my Mac could use the network on the VM), it didn't work. I've reinstalled the VM several times and duplicated my setup without sharing, but have been unable to get things to work again.
I did get it to work once, and even got internet access to work. I haven't tried any versions accept 3120, so I'm afraid I can't comment on earlier versions.
I did get it to work once, and even got internet access to work. I haven't tried any versions accept 3120, so I'm afraid I can't comment on earlier versions.
Souken C.Ingram
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I had BlackBerry Desktop Manager partially working with 1970, but USB issues made it too unreliable to be practical. It works perfectly with 3120 for me, though. You may want to try disabling the card access mode on the Perl, since OS X will try and mount the Perl otherwise. I didn't need to take any special action myself.
bdwilso2, I have to ask why you are attempting to use an 8700 as a modem in Windows. My Perl works fairly well as a modem over Bluetooh directly with OS X.
bdwilso2, I have to ask why you are attempting to use an 8700 as a modem in Windows. My Perl works fairly well as a modem over Bluetooh directly with OS X.
Souken,
The 8700 does not support a modem over bluetooth.
Interestingly, there is a guy working on a software module to work over bluetooth on the 8700. The company is brainmurmers.com. However, the sofware isn't all that reliable. If you only need an internet connection for a few minutes, it will do. But if you need it to be stable for hours, it has problems and hangs up regularly.
Steve
The 8700 does not support a modem over bluetooth.
Interestingly, there is a guy working on a software module to work over bluetooth on the 8700. The company is brainmurmers.com. However, the sofware isn't all that reliable. If you only need an internet connection for a few minutes, it will do. But if you need it to be stable for hours, it has problems and hangs up regularly.
Steve
Souken C.Ingram
Member
It has been done. Unfortuately, it looks like the person who did it is smart enough to charge.
http://alexking.org/blog/2006/10/16/blackberry-bounty-winner/
http://brainmurmurs.com/
http://alexking.org/blog/2006/10/16/blackberry-bounty-winner/
http://brainmurmurs.com/
Souken C.Ingram
Member
As far as the connection goes, I have the same issue with my Perl. There is a very short inactivity timeout, which can be avoided by streaming data constantly. Not ideal, but that is just the way it goes.
Regarding doing this with ICS, did you give Windows a static IP address and modify the routing table on OS X? An easier option would be to use PPTP do connect from OS X to Windows, and then use that to access the outside world. Then you wouldn't need to edit your routes by hand.
Regarding doing this with ICS, did you give Windows a static IP address and modify the routing table on OS X? An easier option would be to use PPTP do connect from OS X to Windows, and then use that to access the outside world. Then you wouldn't need to edit your routes by hand.
steve said:Yeah, he charges for it but you can download a trail and use it 10 times. I did and it works. But I had problems keeping the internet connection alive and it would regularly quit on me. I used up all my "trial" credits and gave up.
Steve
I am aware of this software and have tried it. I am not willing to pay for it since this is something I will rarely use. The software also requires a proxy, which seems a bit off the mark for me. I'll go back to trying to get it to work in Parallels...
So I managed to get back to Beta 3036 and Blackberry desktop is working again!!
2 things - I get the "unable to connect, try again..." message. Close that and it connects anyway. Believe it or not I also found that having Pocketmac kext files installed was nessecary to make all this work. No Pocketmac files, no Desktop Manager action...don't ask me why..!!??
2 things - I get the "unable to connect, try again..." message. Close that and it connects anyway. Believe it or not I also found that having Pocketmac kext files installed was nessecary to make all this work. No Pocketmac files, no Desktop Manager action...don't ask me why..!!??