[RaviBainsley2aee50fe]

Send me links to install BlackBerry Link or blend on Ubuntu

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[vbdwork]

Link and Blend not available for Linux, sorry.

There is a discussion about this subject here:
http://forums.crackberry.com/blackbe...x-unix-965301/

[Marko M1]

Depending on your needs, it is possible and relatively easy to setup file access via wifi from Ubuntu to Z10.

[RaviBainsley2aee50fe]

How to do it marko..guide me


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[vbdwork]

How to do it marko..guide me

Before asking for help in this slightly impolite manner, did you try to solve the problem by yourself? I just checked in Google "blackberry z10 ubuntu" and got a lot of results, including information for USB connection. There is also a thread here on CrackBerry discussing this very same subject. There is no easy Plug&Play solution, you have to read a little.

[Marko M1]

First, make sure that your BlackBerry and PC with Ubuntu are on same network (wifi).
Now you need to setup your phone.
Settings > Storage and Access
Switch "Access using Wi-Fi " On.
Your device will ask you for password for wifi access (it doesn't have to be same as your device password, if you have one).
After that click Identification on network and set your username if you want, default one will be BlackBerry. You should leave workgroup as is (workgroup).
Your phone is set.
On Ubuntu open File Manager, on left side click Network - browse network, your phone and sd card should be there. If it's not, check "windows network".
After clicking on phone or sd card icon you will be asked for login credentials.
Use username, workgroup and password same as you set them in your phone.
Just another thing, on my Linux Mint sometime BlackBerry will not mount if I try sd card first, so I always click on phone memory first and after that on sd card.

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[enik]

Send me links to install BlackBerry Link or blend on Ubuntu

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You didn't say the magic word.

[Q_10_3_3_0249]

This works for me with all BB10 devices (mageia 6):

a) Manual
1. Install the packages exfat-utils and fuse-exfat. Use apt install for Ubuntu.

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2. Set your phone into usb mass storage mode.

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3. Connect your phone and check usb devices:

#lsusb

#fdisk -l

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4. Create a mountpoint:

#mkdir 'your mount folder'

(/mnt/blackberry for example)

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4. Mount the device:

#mount -t exfat /dev/sdb1 /media/blackberry

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5. Give user privileges to the mountpoint:

#chmod -R 775 /mnt/blackberry

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6. For unmounting the device use:

umount /media/blackberry

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b) Automatic
additionally install the package autofs if available and plug in your phone.