[NOT SOLVED] hulu. Anyone got it working?

[MassStash]

apologies in advance: F' hulu: pirata3bay. not com, not org, not net.... hulu = scam = money + time wasted. it's not a 3, just precautionary for haters/rules...

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[bartcrusades]

Well,I tried it with flex360's ROM, but to no avail. I guess at this moment it's just a hit or miss for most people.

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[TX2000]

Well,I tried it with flex360's ROM, but to no avail. I guess at this moment it's just a hit or miss for most people.

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that is really weird because on my 3 phones they are working as they should after s-off. before that was error 91

 

[bartcrusades]

I'll try going S-ON and then go S-OFF again. It might be because after I used LazyPanda, I used Regawmod to root, and something must've happened.

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[scottspa74]

You did what? You went S-off and then used regaw mod to to root? Didn't that switch your bootloader to stock HTC unlocked S-on?

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[bartcrusades]

You did what? You went S-off and then used regaw mod to to root? Didn't that switch your bootloader to stock HTC unlocked S-on?

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The only way to S-ON after LazyPanda is to use the fastboot OEM secure command. But somewhere along the path I took, something happened. I just picked up another 7 hours of work on top of my 16, so I'll test it out Monday afternoon.

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[WisdomWolf]

I'll try going S-ON and then go S-OFF again. It might be because after I used LazyPanda, I used Regawmod to root, and something must've happened.

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I doubt that's the issue. I used Lazypanda to S-OFF and the only other change I made was the modified bootloader to remove the red HTC warning text. I suppose I could try flashing back to previous bootloader to see if things change. I'm sure someone has a zip for it around here somewhere.

 

[TX2000]

I doubt that's the issue. I used Lazypanda to S-OFF and the only other change I made was the modified bootloader to remove the red HTC warning text. I suppose I could try flashing back to previous bootloader to see if things change. I'm sure someone has a zip for it around here somewhere.

i didn't touched the bootloader. maybe that is the difference?

 

[WisdomWolf]

I don't get why Hulu is querying anything related to the boot loader or S-OFF to begin with. It almost seems like it's enough to make me cancel my subscription on principal alone.

Dear Hulu,
Keep your hands off my bootloader, it's none of your damn business.
Kthxbye

 

[TX2000]

I don't get why Hulu is querying anything related to the boot loader or S-OFF to begin with. It almost seems like it's enough to make me cancel my subscription on principal alone.

Dear Hulu,
Keep your hands off my bootloader, it's none of your famn business.
Kthxbye

100000% agree

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[bartcrusades]

That did it, I S-ONed and then I ran LazyPanda's S-OFF. Rooted using some root thing (will post exactly what in the morning ) and flashed Benny3's CleanROM. Hulu works like a charm!

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[WisdomWolf]

I got it working after I decided to flash MeanROM. Didn't require any further bootloader changes. So S-OFF may be the key, but I'm guessing I had edited build.prop or something else that was causing Hulu to throw an error.

 

[bartcrusades]

I think my issue was either the Red Text Removal Mod or using the RegawMod root and unlock tool. This time around I just used LazyPanda and Hulu works.

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[WisdomWolf]

Well I never did anything with the boot loader after flashing the red text removal, so I know that's not the issue.

 

[bartcrusades]

After LazyPanda I rooted using this:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1671577

 

[WisdomWolf]

After LazyPanda I rooted using this:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1671577

Don't you have to be rooted in order to run LazyPanda in the first place? Why would you need to root again afterwards?

 

[bartcrusades]

It erases user data and I needed to root once again

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[WisdomWolf]

I feel like we used two different versions of the lazypanda tool. :/

 

[johninhampton]

Hulu Works!

I am rooted and running MEANROM version 1.1. [which rocks!] After emailing HUlU to which they replied that Evo LTE is not yet a supported device, I ran LazyPanda's S-OFF and NOW Hulu works!:good:

 

[kaos420]

man i relocked from htc dev off. then stock ruu. went 100% stock. then rooted it. then ran lazypanda in linux. within like 10 minutes of it being out. still hulu doesnt work at all. so its not s-off