- China,AppWorld is avaliable in my country, it�s working well on my 8900. I had reboot several times,but nothings was found...Who can help me....06-08-11 09:16 AMLike 0
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If all else fails, you could try the debrick method for loading the OS using the Desktop Manager software, but once again, I don't know if that is available in China.
I also just noticed that some people are having problems running AppWorld and were told by Rim that the servers were down for yesterday and should be up today. AppWorld is working for me, so it may be problems with regional servers.
RobertLast edited by robsteve; 06-08-11 at 09:47 AM.
Roiung likes this.06-08-11 09:30 AMLike 1 - Is the Playbook available in your country? Did AppWorld for the Playbook ever work for you on the PlayBook?
If all else fails, you could try the debrick method for loading the OS using the Desktop Manager software, but once again, I don't know if that is available in China.
I also just noticed that some people are having problems running AppWorld and were told by Rim that the servers were down for yesterday and should be up today. AppWorld is working for me, so it may be problems with regional servers.
Robert06-08-11 10:06 AMLike 0 - Maybe I dont think so, it seem as the downloading file "qcfm.os.desktop.factory.68368.249677.2304.47459.b wrap.signed.bar" is same as one use us ip, same name ,same size...but different result?06-08-11 10:26 AMLike 0
- While I presume that it did work - rather than guess - Someone asked but I'll repeat the question: Did appworld actually work on your PB before this failure?06-08-11 10:49 AMLike 0
- i have the same problem
i think, Roiung and i are two pity men ,having playbook without app world.
i hope someone else who have the same problem can give us some good ideas06-08-11 10:55 AMLike 0 -
- RIM's lost their minds. People are starving for an OS update, a mild one finally arrives and in under a day they monkey with their App World servers, without fully informing customers or tech support, and so folks don't know if it's their machine, a regional thing, if there's a fix, anything.
Crackberry is essentially a power user board, imagine the impact elsewhere, how people will respond when asked about Playbook reliability, support.
Reminds me of Dhell and other former great tech companies that bit by bit, year by year, atrophied their services and cut corners until web boards were filled with loathing, branding was lost, and market cap hemorrhaged.
We're right up on the holy noon hour spoken of in these forums though not by support or any RIM web information page, and my App World is still vapor. So even if they did say they needed until noon to ONE person who posted on ONE thread and has been ballyhooed about by the RIM pollyanna set, in but a few minutes that could well turn out to be as reliable as those "RIM told me the new OS is coming in fifteen minutes" posts.
Unsatisfied and unimpressed.06-08-11 11:52 AMLike 0 -
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- I just ran a debrick on my Playbook and after the restart, it then went to update the software and uploaded an additional 27mb. I assume the extra 27mb probably contains country specific software and may be why you lost some of the applications, such as AppWorld.
What country did you select on the initial setup screens? If it wasn't the country selection, it may be related to your IP address revealing your location and not having a country specific 27mb of apps to download.
RobertRoiung likes this.06-09-11 06:48 AMLike 1 - I just ran a debrick on my Playbook and after the restart, it then went to update the software and uploaded an additional 27mb. I assume the extra 27mb probably contains country specific software and may be why you lost some of the applications, such as AppWorld.
What country did you select on the initial setup screens? If it wasn't the country selection, it may be related to your IP address revealing your location and not having a country specific 27mb of apps to download.
Robert06-09-11 09:58 AMLike 0 - Sounds like you are out of luck until the PlayBook is introduced in your country.
You may want to search here for how they were dealing with it in the UAE. I think they were using a dedicated router to hook up to a proxy service which enabled a US IP for anything connected to that router. This may not be possible in your country. You will have to try searching locally or asking local users.
Robert06-09-11 10:30 AMLike 0 - Sounds like you are out of luck until the PlayBook is introduced in your country.
You may want to search here for how they were dealing with it in the UAE. I think they were using a dedicated router to hook up to a proxy service which enabled a US IP for anything connected to that router. This may not be possible in your country. You will have to try searching locally or asking local users.
Robert06-09-11 10:50 AMLike 0 - yep, i see. thx... i will try debrick again tomorrow..And i had transfered your answer to chinese blackberry forum. i think all of us will appreciate your answer.06-09-11 11:58 AMLike 0
- If, by some chance, the App World app is still actually installed on your PlayBook, but it's merely not showing the icon, you can still launch it.
Go to the browser. Enter an address of "appworld://" and hit Enter. It should immediately launch the App World app outside of the browser.06-10-11 10:51 AMLike 0
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