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[Philipk]

I'm trying to restore a backed up key to sign a tablet. I have a sigtool.csk and .db but I need to generate a new .p12 file. 

It says here "Note that a new p12 file can be created without requesting a new set of Tablet OS code signing keys from RIM.".

[Philipk · Accepted solution]

A .p12 file can be generated with the following command from "\bbwp\blackberry-tablet-sdk\bin" 

blackberry-keytool -genkeypair -keystore sigtool.p12 -storepass <p12 password> -dname "cn=<company name>" -alias author

[geche]

Please look at the image...help me...

[Philipk]

What happens when you just use

blackberry-keytool

? Does it recognize blackberry-keytool as a valid command?

[geche]

how to fix this problem ?

[Philipk]

Trying to help you figure out why it's not working. Can you return to the bin folder and just run "blackberry-keytool"(without any parameters) Post the results.

[geche]

Ok, now I'm out, I try again this evening, Screenshot will be step by step and the results post...thank you for help...

[geche]

Step 1

blackberry-signer -csksetup -cskpass 0123456

 

Step-2

blackberry-signer -register -csjpin 0123456 -cskpass 0123456 client-RDK-xxxxxxxxxx.csj 

Success 

Step-3 

blackberry-keytool -genkeypair -keystore RDK.p12 -storepass 0123456 -dname "cn= geche" -alias author 

 

Finally I tried BlackBerry Tablet OS Graphical Aid but but still the same error...

 

[Philipk]

When I run the command the .p12 is created in the 'blackberry-tablet-sdk-2.0.0\bin' in your screenshot you are looking in  'Local/Research In Motion'. Can you check to see if the .p12 file is in the bin?

[geche]

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Philipk wrote:

When I run the command the .p12 is created in the 'blackberry-tablet-sdk-2.0.0\bin' in your screenshot you are looking in  'Local/Research In Motion'. Can you check to see if the .p12 file is in the bin?

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sorry but p12 file does not exist in the bin folder or other folder ...