Ddpb Installer For Mac Os

Apr 25, 2012  DDPB has updated the popular side loading utility to v1.0.9, which has included bug fixes, and changed to a much more improved icon. DDPB is probably the easiest way to sideload apps to your BlackBerry PlayBook, using your Windows based PC.

And have been working for awhile to get a semblance of BlackBerry 10 up and running for us long forgotten PlayBook users. While BlackBerry IS indeed working on an official version of.

The pair have put together a how-to for others to replicate their results. While there are some instability issues and lack of proper hooks into the system, the OS was never a full version, merely a developer system spliced over to the old hardware. **** Install at your own risk! Tinkering with this Dev OS means you could lose your current UI for PlayBook and be unable to revert back. Trading a full functioning tablet for a few BB10 apps, like BBM.

Please take this into consideration before you dive in**** The following outlines how to get the BB10 Dev Alpha OS running on the BlackBerry PlayBook. Note: This is in no way a final release and is highly unstable.

Carrying out this procedure is entirely at your own risk and no parties other than yourself are responsible for any and all consequences that may result This will work for both Windows & Mac – just ensure you have the tools that run for your machine’ 1. Install & DDPB/Some form of sideloading BAR software 2. Download the 10.0.9.44 Dev Alpha OS from 3. Change your PC and PlayBook date to September 24 2012 – Also turn off your Playbook’s WiFi 4.

Enable Dev Mode on your PlayBook 5. Extract the Winchester SDK coreOS BAR file from the 10.0.9.44 folder and place it in the Dingleberry/Firmware/custom folder 6. Connect your PlayBook to your PC 7. Open Dingleberry and enter your Dev Mode password into the field in top left 8. On Dingleberry, select Firmware and Make sure the Buttons say Custom & Core OS 9. Check that your PlayBook is detected by Dingleberry (top right corner) 10. Click update at the bottom 11.

The device should have an update screen – if not make sure it is connected and try again. If it fails to install, simply disconnect, reconnect and try flashing again. If successful, the Playbook will reboot itself – When it comes alive, enable dev mode again and sideload (using DDPB or similar) the Settings app, BBM, Browser, Camera, AppWorld 13. Reboot your device 14.

When it comes back on – go to the NEW Settings app and change your date and time to be correct 15. Enable WiFi 16.

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Go to Settings>BB ID and check that it retrieves info/allows you to sign in – if so, you’re good to go – if not, reflash back to 2.1 (using Dektop Manager) and repeat 17. Enjoy BBM and AppWorld – Browser and Camera will work whether your BB ID works or not If you’ve been dying for some BB10 action on your PlayBook here ya go hit the source below. There are some further known issues you should be aware of but if you’re bold and curious you can give it a go.

Wow that's great can you please tell me how you went about installing it. Do you mean installing XP or installing Android player?

Installing XP in VMWare is pretty much the same as installing XP on a computer, takes about half an hour. Go to VMWare's website to download what you need.

However, if you dont have XP already installed then i would agree with daspop above, his terminal method is definitely easier/quicker. For installing Android player, go into your XP virtual machine and use Louis.keeper's program to install the android player.bar file. You can get the.bar file here: and once you have android player installed and you have run it the first time (takes ages), you can then use the same program to install the.apk andriod apps as well.

Daspop has it right, the zip file I put out there will work for most any system, but the batch file is just for Windows systems. Now that OS 2.0 has the AP baked in I may revise that ZIP file so that it has a linux / OSX shell script in there as well. Would be easy enough to do and I've got both of those systems to test and build it on. It's on my radar, but for now, the command that daspop gives in his thread will work perfectly. Remember to enable development mode on the PB before running that command! If it doesn't work, reboot the PB, enable development mode and try again. If it doesn't work, make sure you can at least ping the IP address of the PB from your workstation.

(at a command line / terminal prompt 'ping 192.168.1.222' where 192.168.1.222 is replaced with the IP address of your PB).