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Dev Resources / Re: [ARCHIVE] BlackBerry 10 de...

Last post by lz0 - May 13, 2026, 07:35 AM

Hi the discord link is already dead. Do you have a backup for it? Thanks!

Plugins that allow unsigned debugging on rooted devices: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1068956398177763379/1469867412139540687/plugins.zip?ex=69fde4f3&is=69fc9373&hm=0e7013f224f38477507d1d0b4fbc3fb149a4a4a8da40e721280cbaf2c485313d&;;

Here
https://waitberry.com/files/momentics-plugins.zip

Thanks!

#2

Dev Resources / Re: [ARCHIVE] BlackBerry 10 de...

Last post by Pablo - May 12, 2026, 09:35 PM

Hi the discord link is already dead. Do you have a backup for it? Thanks!

Plugins that allow unsigned debugging on rooted devices: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1068956398177763379/1469867412139540687/plugins.zip?ex=69fde4f3&is=69fc9373&hm=0e7013f224f38477507d1d0b4fbc3fb149a4a4a8da40e721280cbaf2c485313d&;;

Here
https://waitberry.com/files/momentics-plugins.zip

#3

Dev Resources / Re: [ARCHIVE] BlackBerry 10 de...

Last post by lz0 - May 12, 2026, 08:55 AM

Hi the discord link is already dead. Do you have a backup for it? Thanks!

Plugins that allow unsigned debugging on rooted devices: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1068956398177763379/1469867412139540687/plugins.zip?ex=69fde4f3&is=69fc9373&hm=0e7013f224f38477507d1d0b4fbc3fb149a4a4a8da40e721280cbaf2c485313d&;;

[BlackBerry 10 development in 2022]

#4

Dev Resources / [ARCHIVE] BlackBerry 10 develo...

Last post by Pablo - Feb 06, 2026, 12:32 AM

This is an archive of the article of BB Development that was available on:
https://sizeof.cat/post/blackberry-10-development-in-2022/
And is now dead.


The Resources can be found here:
- The IDE: https://archive.org/details/bbdevtools
- Plugins that allow unsigned debugging on rooted devices: https://waitberry.com/files/momentics-plugins.zip just replace the files on the "plugins" directory of Momentics IDE.


BlackBerry 10 development in 2022

We're damn good too but you can't be any geek off the street, you gotta be handy with the steel, if you know what I mean. Earn your keep.↳Warren Griffin III

As you probably know, BlackBerry shutdown all their Blackberry OS services from January 4, 2022 and the old download links are now dead as a chipmunk in Dubai. Not only that, but it seems like they requested the removal of the remaining artifacts from various archive sites. Don't worry, its for our sake, you wouldn't want "illegal" stuff flying around, wouldn't you?
Now, what can you do if you want to start your own BlackBerry application in the year of Allah, 2022? Basically you need two components, the Momentics IDE and SDK API level files (you need to do an offline installation because Momentics can't download them from the BlackBerry servers anymore). Actually three, because you also need heavy alcohol consumption to get you through it.
Momentics IDE
Start by downloading the Momentics IDE for your platform (the computer you're using, does it have an apple on it? macOS. Does it look like it was made in Ozztralia by a bunch of Vietnamese kids? Still macOS. Do you feel the urge to throw the computer outside a window someday? It's Windows. Did you happen to sign the Richard Stallman support petition? Congratulations, it's a Linux. You get the idea.)

• ▪32-bit Windows
• ▪64-bit Windows
• ▪32-bit Linux
• ▪64-bit Linux
• ▪macOS (pre-Catalina)

If you downloaded a version that's not for Windows, well, you're out of luck. The API level files are only for the Windows platform. If I ever happen to run into the files for macOS and Linux, I'll update the article, but I wouldn't hold my breath, unless it's one of my BDSM sessions.
API level
After January 4 it's impossible to find the files for the latest API levels (

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10.3.3.3204 is the newest), so instead we have to work with

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10.3.1.995.
The original files could be found on BlackBerry servers until 2022 but not anymore.

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http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_10.3.1.995/packages/bbndk.win32.libraries.10.3.1.995.zip
http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_10.3.1.995/packages/bbndk.win32.tools.10.3.1.12.zip
http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_10.3.1.995/packages/bbndk.win32.cshost.10.3.1.995.zip
http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_10.3.1.995/packages/bbndk.win32.qmldocs.10.3.1.995.zip
http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_10.3.1.995/packages/bbndk.win32.documents.10.3.1.995.zip
http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_10.3.1.995/packages/bbndk.win32.licenses.10.3.1.995.zip
http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_10.3.1.995/packages/bbndk.win32.qconfigmk.10.3.1.995.zip
http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_10.3.1.995/packages/bbndk.win32.samples.10.3.1.995.zip
You do notice a pattern, right?

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http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_<API_LEVEL>/packages/bbndk.<PLATFORM>.<PACKAGE>.<API_LEVEL>.zip
Where

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<API_LEVEL> is the API level version,

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10.3.1.995 in this case,

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<PLATFORM> is the name of the platform,

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win32 for Windows,

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macosx for macOS and

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linux for ... Linux.
In theory, if we wanted to download the files for API level

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10.0.9.2372 and Linux platform, we could construct the URL like this:

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http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktargetrepo_10.0.9.2372/packages/bbndk.linux.libraries.10.0.9.2372.zip

But the files are not there anymore, so it doesn't matter. I had to dig into dark places and bribe someone from a company whose name starts with B and ends with Y (Why yes, you cracked the code, it's Ben & Jerry, I know people there and I'm not afraid to use them).
In spite of all the problems I encountered during the past hour, I got the files for the API level

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10.3.1.995 and I didn't even have to social-engineer someone from BlackBerry (HELLO THERE LAPSUS$!).
Behold, the aforementioned files.

• ▪bbndk.win32.libraries.10.3.1.995.zip - 1.61 GB, BlackBerry 10 Native SDK libraries
• ▪bbndk.win32.tools.10.3.1.12.zip - 304.9 MB, BlackBerry 10 Native SDK tools
• ▪bbndk.win32.cshost.10.3.1.995.zip - 20.8 MB
• ▪bbndk.win32.documents.10.3.1.995.zip - 32.1 MB, BlackBerry 10 Native SDK documents
• ▪bbndk.win32.qconfigmk.10.3.1.995.zip - 5 KB
• ▪bbndk.win32.samples.10.3.1.995.zip - 104 KB, BlackBerry 10 Native SDK samples
• ▪bbndk.win32.licenses.10.3.1.995.zip, BlackBerry 10 Native SDK licenses - not needed, we have a license to kill anyway.

If the files will get removed, let me know so I can update them (or maybe put up a Tor mirror).
Extract

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bbndk.win32.tools.10.3.1.12.zip into

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c:\bbndk_api\ (create that directory first) so that you get a new directory inside named

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host_10_3_1_12. Extract

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bbndk.win32.libraries.10.3.1.995.zip into

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c:\bbndk_api\ and you'll get another directory inside named

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target_10_3_1_995.
Extract

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bbndk.win32.cshost.10.3.1.995.zip,

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bbndk.win32.documents.10.3.1.995.zip,

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bbndk.win32.qconfigmk.10.3.1.995.zip and

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bbndk.win32.samples.10.3.1.995.zip into

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c:\bbndk_api\ and their contents will get merged into the

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target_10_3_1_995 directory.
Now you should have a directory

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c:\bbndk_api\ and inside it two more directories,

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target_10_3_1_995 and

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host_10_3_1_12.
Install
Install Momentics IDE by double-clicking the

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momentics-2.1.2-201503050937.win32.x86.setup.exe (if you want to install it for a different platform, do open that specific file but keep in mind the API level files are for the Windows platform. You know ... Bill Gates, Allah forgive me for saying its name out loud). Leave the destination folder to

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C:\bbndk and click

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Next few times until the installation begins. Grab a glass of water and get your daily water intake until the install is done (or vodka, if we're still allowed to use that name).
Open Momentics, go to the Help menu and click on the Update API Levels... submenu, go to the Custom tab. Click on the Add New Custom SDK button and the Import SDK Platform window opens. In the Target Path field you need to enter the path to the

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target_10_3_1_995 directory (basically

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c:\bbndk_api\target_10_3_1_995\) and in the Host Path field you need to enter the path to the

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host_10_3_1_12 directory (likewise,

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c:\bbndk_api\host_10_3_1_12\). Don't enter manually, click the Browse buttons and select the path. The Name field is not important, leave it to

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target_10_3_1_995 or change it, the Version field should autocomplete to

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10.3.1.995. Click Finish.
That's it, now you can create a sample BlackBerry project. Takedown request from BlackBerry in 5 ... 4 ...

#5

ROMs & Mods / Re: [Package] BlackBerry Downg...

Last post by le.zap - Dec 29, 2025, 08:26 PM

OK, understood.  I'll try again with a regular Autoloader file.
Thanks for the advice!

#6

Apps / [Collections] Where to find ap...

Last post by Pablo - Dec 29, 2025, 03:09 PM

Here is a little list of sources to find both Android Apps, and Native Apps (These can be installed with DBBT Darcy BB Tools)

- Native Apps From Crackberry: URL
- Apks mostly ProjectBerry: Mediafire Folder also his website
- APK Mirror with a Compatibility Filter: URL
- Web Apps by Waitberry: URL

#7

ROMs & Mods / Re: [Package] BlackBerry Downg...

Last post by Pablo - Dec 29, 2025, 03:00 PM

Progressing, but not there yet  ...
I have taken the "Debloated ROM for Blackberry" autoloader, extracted the Radio and OS .signed files and repackaged it.
When I run the new Autoloader.EXE, it uploads properly into my BlackBerry Classic (Q20), but then when it tries to reboot, I get the boot animation until it hits 100% and then it freezes at "Finalizing device setup" and never moves on past that point.
I can then reflash the original "Debloated ROM for Blackberry", and this one boots fine...
Any suggestions on how to proceed?
Thanks

You need to use an ORIGINAL AUTOLOADER, not the debloated one. The patcher does everything, from debloating to installing the impersonation. DO NOT USE A Debloated Autoloader which has already been patched.

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ROMs & Mods / Re: [Package] BlackBerry Downg...

Last post by le.zap - Dec 27, 2025, 09:45 PM

Progressing, but not there yet  ...
I have taken the "Debloated ROM for Blackberry" autoloader, extracted the Radio and OS .signed files and repackaged it.
When I run the new Autoloader.EXE, it uploads properly into my BlackBerry Classic (Q20), but then when it tries to reboot, I get the boot animation until it hits 100% and then it freezes at "Finalizing device setup" and never moves on past that point.
I can then reflash the original "Debloated ROM for Blackberry", and this one boots fine...
Any suggestions on how to proceed?
Thanks

#9

ROMs & Mods / Re: [Package] BlackBerry Downg...

Last post by le.zap - Dec 27, 2025, 05:36 AM

Well, I figured that the "Split Autoloader" button in DBBTool allowed to extract the OS.Signed file...
So now, on to try the impersonation patcher.

#10

ROMs & Mods / Re: [Package] BlackBerry Downg...

Last post by le.zap - Dec 26, 2025, 03:00 AM

Greetings,
Silly question: using the DBBT tool, I've been able to easily extract the Radio Signed File from my device's autolader as there is a button for that, but I haven't figured out how to get the IFS Signed File (OS.Signed)...
What am I missing?
Thank you for any help...