#Using pptp on mac 10.3 install

Then you need to look to your desktop as you should be able to find your device as a mounted drive along with the Micro SD Card (if you have one inserted).Īnd that's it. After this you should see Blackberry Link recognising your BlackBerry Passport is connected via the USB. Once you have installed the drivers and restarted your Mac you need to connect your Passport and Mac via a USB cable, then you'll need to open the Link app (if it hasn't already opened automatically by this point). You can find what I'm talking about here.

#Using pptp on mac 10.3 install

Now, getting to the point of making it possible to connect via a USB cable.Īll you need is install the Blackberry drivers for a Mac and then restart your computer in order for this to take effect. The iPhone or iPad will automatically download and install the update. Tap Download and Install when iOS 10.3.3 shows as available.

Go to the Settings app and choose General and then go to Software Update. This method works as what you need to do is to go to 'Connect to Server' under the Finder app on a Mac and enable the Wi-Fi connect on your BlackBerry Passport. Always backup an iPhone or iPad before installing any software update, even if is a minor point release update. , then I was mostly able to transfer files over Wi-Fi again, but not through Link, but by using my Blackberry as a server. Alas, I was only trying to use Link for a Wi-Fi connection which never worked for me. My Mac runs on OS El Capitan and as many of you know this has been a hard one, especially when it comes to the sync and transferring of files between these two.Īs you probably already know Blackberry Link has been described as the go-to app to make the connection between a Mac and a BlackBerry Passport possible. Thought to share the way I managed to connect my BlackBerry Passport to connect via a USB cable to a Mac.