Re: [10/1/10] BlackBerry Swiss Army Knife v1.8.2
 

Oh ok, got you now. That should be an easy fix, but we will wait a little to see if there are any more issues with version 1.8.2. Thanks again.
~mike

Re: [10/1/10] BlackBerry Swiss Army Knife v1.8.2
 

Had a great experience with bask and my upgrade to the leaked 975 os... One idea

Is there anyway to add a feature to direct the loader to the particular os you want to install? Saos let's you load from the pointed to os is why Im asking. Then I don't need two programs

Re: [10/1/10] BlackBerry Swiss Army Knife v1.8.2
 

We will have to look into this. Thanks for the suggestion.
~mike

Re: [10/1/10] BlackBerry Swiss Army Knife v1.8.2
 

hey mike!

can you send me the link to download bbsak with the changes you made to fix the BB Storm 9550 backing all the applications issue?

Thanks!

Phillip

Re: [10/1/10] BlackBerry Swiss Army Knife v1.8.2
 

This has always been a great program for me and i will donate later today. My question is this, i have attached my screen to this post. I have the text on my computer set to 125% instead of 100% so i can see better. When i do this bbsak looked like the attachment. Any way we can make the program sizeable, so we can change how big the box is of the program?

Re: [10/1/10] BlackBerry Swiss Army Knife v1.8.2
 

Hi!

I use multiple Blackberry devices as I do some testing on them. I've recenty ran ran across your application and I was very curious if it would be able to install an application I've been having trouble installing on an 8310. Still doesn't work but i'm assuming it's the way the software was designed to install apps. The app i'm trying to put on is not a COD file, but a JAD file. I noticed the disclaimer that JAD and all CODs it references must be located in the same folder. What happens if the JAD file is the only file i'm given to install the app, and there is no COD? The app is unsigned. Could that be a problem?

I'm running Windows 7 professional 64-bit. It also doesn't recognize my BB Tour 9630 from Sprint.

Please advise!

Re: [10/1/10] BlackBerry Swiss Army Knife v1.8.2
 

I also just tried installing Opera onto a bold 9000, and it's a no go as well :(

Re: [10/1/10] BlackBerry Swiss Army Knife v1.8.2
 

You definitely need the cod with the jad as the jad is just a pointer file...

Re: [10/1/10] BlackBerry Swiss Army Knife v1.8.2
 

I guess the problem here is that the JAD file is linked to a JAR file rather than a COD file. No way we could tweak the app to install the JAR?

Hopefully the programmer (Wide) comes by soon to answer that possibility.

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