Mount Filesystem over Samba

First, make the following settings:

Setting	Value
`Settings → About → Device Name`	Any name you want to give your device.
`Settings → Storage and Access → Access Using Wifi`	Turn on.
`Change Wifi Password`	Any password for your device.
`Settings → Storage and Access → Identification on Network → Identity → WorkGroup`	You can change the workgroup here but the value `WORKGROUP` is usually the default.
`Settings → Storage and Access → Identification on Network → Identity → Username`	You can leave the default `BlackBerry` or enter the username.

You can mount the BlackBerry filesystem over Samba using various methods:

mount -t cifs -o username=USERNAME,password=PASSWORD //blackberry.dev /mnt/blackberry

where:

USERNAME is the username that you must use to access the BlackBerry.
PASSWORD must be replace with your device password.
blackberry.dev is the hostname or IP address of the BlackBerry device.
/mnt/blackberry is the path to a local mount-point where the filesystem will be mounted.

This can be performed on all operating systems provided that they have cifs filesystem support.