[yashwanthkp]

Hi,

I have a dev alpha c device with me. Can we expect an exchange program for this or can we expect to keep this device with us.
Any updates will be really helpful.

Thanks,
Yashwanth

[radewa]

i Think BlackBerry keep Dev Alpha C for us. But i Hope maybe soon there is a excahnge program with Red Q10 Limited Edition lol.

[Richard Buckley]

There won't be an exchange but you should be able to load 10.2 production releases on it.

Edit:

Just installed 10.2.0.1791 on my DA-C using Sachesi. Flawless install.
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[yashwanthkp]

Can you please give me the OS details you used for install.. I am from India and I did not know the details like Country Code, etc for download which will be fine for the DAC.

[Richard Buckley]

Country codes MMC and carrier codes MNC are available from Wikipeadia.

I used Rogers Canada because that is what I run on my Z10

Contry: 302
Carrier: 720
Device: Q10
Model: SQN 100-3 (get this from the device, I don't know if there are different DA-C models.

Enter those parameters, press search. It should come up with 10.2.0.424 OS: 10.2.0.1791 + Radio: 10.2.0.1792. Click download all. When that finishes hook your DA-C up by USB, make sure you don't have Link running. Clikc on the instal tab and select the folder where you downloaded the files. By default it will be 10.2.0.424 in the same directory where you unpacked Sachesi.exe

All the BAR files will be installed and the device will reboot. It will sit on a black screen with "BlackBerry" on it for quite a while, then the loading squircle will be displayed, be patient and keep it hooked up to your computer for power. You may wish to make sure the battery is full and do a backup first if you have important data on the phone.

[yashwanthkp]

Thanks a lot