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Yes, you're safe doing so. Have a look at the FAQ over there - you'll need to take an extra step or two in order to install it, but it'll work just fine. I have OS 4.5 on my T-Mobile 8820 and have n ...

Any of the OS 4.5 versions should work - you can find them over at [url=http://blackberryforums.com]blackberryforums in the Pearl forum.

Hi Divan,

Try pulling the battery and reconnecting.

Hrm. No, not really. Looks like some upstream proxy is getting confused.

I'm not sure what script you're using for the curve, but I don't believe the one I know about is ready for Leopard yet. That said, there's no real difference between any of the scripts, so the 8100 s ...

Classic.

I'll update the setting post for Rogers - thanks for the info.

Try this: Go to Network Preferences, select the Bluetooth connection on the left, then click the 'Advanced...' button on the bottom right. Go to the PPP tag and select 'Configuration' from the pulldo ...

phone number field should have your APN. Be sure to specify something in the username and password fields - the script requires a username and password even if your provider doesn't.

Can you describe what's different about what you're seeing? I wouldn't expect an external dongle to present a different bluetooth system preferences pane, but it's possible.

I got my Pearl only 2 months ago, and it came with the latest OS (v4.2.1.107 ; platform 2.3.0.83). I heard about that, but I am not able to establish any connections, let alone drop them.

Do I h ...

What version of BlackBerry OS do you have installed on your Pearl? T-Mobile's latest version has a known problem with connections that can only be solved with a hard reset (pulling the battery). The ...

Leopard removes the option for GPRS, so there are only high-speed connections as far as OS X is concerned. That's why there's no option for a 'higher speed' connection. You don't actually need to en ...

I have scoured the internet and this forum for help, but I must admit defeat and appeal to you kind folks for help. I am trying to tether my 8820 to my new MacBook Pro running OS X 10.5.1.

Althoug ...

prentzis: CDMA phones should use the Sprint PCS Vision script that's included with Leopard - CID is a GSM thing that doesn't apply to Sprint/Verizon.

Hmm. So when you see the card in the Network configuration panel, it's simply recognized as a network interface and not a modem? If so, I'm not sure how you'd convince OS X to issue AT commands to i ...