Hey guys, Josh here. I was wondering if there is a way to get BlackBerry Link (running on a virtual version of Windows XP on VMWare) to detect my BlackBerry Q5 on it.
Here's where I'm stuck at.
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And I forgot to edit out my name. Oh well. I get random emails anyway. :rotfl:
Is the device connected to the VMware player? There's a button to connect USB devices at the bottom right tray.
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Is ur network connection NAT or bridged?
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I'm interested in your results. By the way, do you like Fedora 20? I really have not used the distribution much since v 14.
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Just give it a try on virtualbox.
Curious why xp? Check direct USB connection not a hub and route connection go the VM host os as previously mentioned.
PS I hate how we cannot open or zoom into picks on CB10.
? BlackBerry Z30 ? If it Don't Make Dollars, It don't Make Sense ?
I've connected it, but I do not see an option for the device anywhere.
So far I like it. I've been using Ubuntu for years. Gonna take me time getting used to it.
Direct link here: http://forums.crackberry.com/attachm...20-xvig18h.jpg
I chose XP becaue my device is a dual core laptop with 4 gigs of ram. I don't know how fast Windows 7 or 8.1 would run on it.
It's only seeing it as a network connection on XP and not as a driver.
And my network was originally NAT, but then I chose bridge in the end.
If you go to Settings > Storage > USB Connection to Windows, does Fedora notice the device?
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Not at all.
Turns out I was using a bad cable. Thanks guys!
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