you should not see anything happen when you type about:debug and then press enter. but when you go to settings and go to the bottom you will see new opptions

Yep. Here's the order:
1) It worked on the stock browser with Skyfire browser and Android 2.1, then Hulu killed it…
2) It worked on the stock browser with the pre-release 2.2, then Hulu killed it.
3) It worked on the stock browser with the pre-releade 2.2 and the UAString fix, then Hulu killed it.
4) It worked on Dolphin Browser with the UAString fix, then Hulu killed it.

The moral of the story is that Android phones are capable of watching Hulu, but Hulu won't play ball. They're licensed to stream movies/tv on computers, but not mobile platforms. They also know that someone will make a “Hulu Downloader” app that can skip commercials. They have to negotiate mobile pricing with the content producers, and try to make a distribution platform that won't circumvent the commercials.

open browser, menu, more, scroll to bottom. settings, user agent.

One more thing. By enabling this you have to realize that until you disable it all websites you visit will be the full desktop versions. You will no longer be visiting the mobile sites for any webpages. I am not sure if everyone realizes that. I am not trying to insult anyone's intelligence either. This is an awesome site with a ton of great people but I know a lot of new people come here as well and may not realize this and get frustrated. I just wanted to point that out. Thanks Kellex and Ray for all you do!!

You should flash the group that kellex posted a while back specifically for the N1. It includes wifi teetering and everything else it is supposed to include. I did it for my brother in law and he's had no problems as far as I know.

That's because those playing by the rules CAN'T DO ANYTHING. Stop playing by the rules.

thats like asking why is everybody passing me I'm in first gear. Well get the hell out of 1st gear if you want to keep up. If you want to be behind wait 2 months and you will have Froyo!

“Those playing by the rules” have to wait for the OTA and still can't enjoy the phone to it's full capability. Read, root, rom. You won't be disappointed.

You're not breaking any rules in rooting your phone and installing custom roms. It's your phone that you paid for and you own. You are going outside of your warranty, but there's nothing illegal or unethical about any of that, just some slight financial risk on your own part (really there's very little chance of ever harming your phone in anyway from this stuff, the disclaimers just need to be there so no one gets sued). If someone's not ok with that, that's fine, but they also shouldn't act entitled or disappointed that they can't do everything with their phones that people who are willing to break warranty are.

After all, there's no point in making a website post for something if your only option and procedure is “download it from the market”, anyone can do that without instruction. So don't be surprised if things require actual instruction are for people with rooted phones.

If you're on a site dedicated to the owners of a particular car, and people are making posts about cool modifications they're making to their car, would you post, “But that breaks warranty, why don't you post some mods that don't?” Of course not, because if you're not willing to break warranty (again nothing wrong with that) why would you be looking to do extra things to your car in the first place, or even visiting a website about the car. Clearly you can't change, diagnosis or really do anything to your car on your own if you're going to be faithful to the warranty. You would only drive it as is, and take to the dealer for any problems. That's ok, but again, what would you want the website for? Why should you be annoyed with those you use a website to enjoy their cars differently?

No pressure to root your phone, I understand the hesitance, but please remember that there's no rule breaking involved, you're only acting outside your warranty and to be honest and frank, putting a decorative sticker on your phone or a non-officially licensed protective case could also void your warranty. Also please don't be surprised if actual instructive post are often for root users. Again, if it was simply “Go to market and installed official update” there would be no need for any website posts, would there?

i'm with the other person who replied to you, everything works for me lovely for me in this build. i did hear from p3droid that google maps was either a hit or a miss. but i guess i am one of the lucky ones that it works for. also did you wipe datd and cache twice before install? if not that might have something to do with it

took me a couple of tries, but keep trying and once you type it look in settings at the very bottom one of those times youll get that extra options..

i got the same message after following the instrustions try going to the site but use dolphin browser instead of the default browser and make sure under system settings that you have the enable location box checked!

NVM…Got it

Mine is super, unwatchably choppy on the 1ghz kernel over wifi or 3g. BUT…I've only been on froyo for like 30 minutes and people say everything gets smoother as you use the phone so I am going to try a bunch more times before I give up.

Did you make sure to get the correct bit file? 32 or 64?
What browser are you using to DL the files? I believe IE will not download the file correctly.
I used Firefox. Worked well

Ray=Awesomeness in human form. lol