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| ====== Mount Filesystem over Samba ====== |
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| First, make the following settings: |
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| ^ 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. | |
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| You can mount the BlackBerry filesystem over Samba using various methods: |
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| * Map Network Drive in Windows |
| * Mount using a mount command on Linux: |
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| <code bash> |
| mount -t cifs -o username=USERNAME,password=PASSWORD //blackberry.dev /mnt/blackberry |
| </code> |
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| where: |
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| * ''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. |
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| This can be performed on all operating systems provided that they have ''cifs'' filesystem support. |