Wow. Thanks so much on the information to setup tether my blackberry to my mac. Worked like a charm.
Not sure if you read this often, but how about connection via usb? Suggestions..
I did a little work on USB tethering, but never could make it work. If you want to take a shot at it, then you’ll have to figure out a way to communicate with the Blackberry internal modem over USB, which will require some USB to Blackberry drivers. I tried Pocketmac, which is a sync program that installs some USB to Blackberry drivers. If I remember right, Pocketmac installs a device to /dev/cu.Blackberry (or something similar). If you can use a terminal program (like minicom) to open /dev/cu.Blackberry and issue “ATZ” and you get a response “OK” then we should be able to create a modem script to make it work. I was able to use minicom to open /dev/cu.Blackberry, but when I issued any AT commands, I got no response.
Wow. Thanks so much on the information to setup tether my blackberry to my mac. Worked like a charm.
Not sure if you read this often, but how about connection via usb? Suggestions..
Glad it worked for you.
I did a little work on USB tethering, but never could make it work. If you want to take a shot at it, then you’ll have to figure out a way to communicate with the Blackberry internal modem over USB, which will require some USB to Blackberry drivers. I tried Pocketmac, which is a sync program that installs some USB to Blackberry drivers. If I remember right, Pocketmac installs a device to /dev/cu.Blackberry (or something similar). If you can use a terminal program (like minicom) to open /dev/cu.Blackberry and issue “ATZ” and you get a response “OK” then we should be able to create a modem script to make it work. I was able to use minicom to open /dev/cu.Blackberry, but when I issued any AT commands, I got no response.
Let me know if you make any progress.
Good luck.
-Ryan