Iain
Member
It sounds like you are looking forward to Festivus
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For those curious about UI versions:
There are older versions, but didn't feel like digging them up.
This image shows Model S/X UI v6 (2014), v7 (2015), v8 (2016), v9 (2018), left to right.
Model 3 first production models ran v8 and very shortly after got v9.
v10 came out in late 2019. And we're about to get v11 any day now.
FSD beta version numbering was a bit cryptic at first. I believe the current versioning numbers started with v8 Dec 2020. Then in Jul 2021, v9 was released. The current version, v10 was released in Sept 2021, and the safety score generation of testers started getting access with 10.2 on Oct 11, 2021. As others have said, it's somewhat of a coincidence that the current UI version briefly matched the FSD version (10.2).
Firmware versioning just uses Tesla's internal build number. [YEAR].[WEEK#].[MAJOR].[MINOR]. Ex: 2021.36.8.10
There are older versions, but didn't feel like digging them up.
This image shows Model S/X UI v6 (2014), v7 (2015), v8 (2016), v9 (2018), left to right.
Model 3 first production models ran v8 and very shortly after got v9.
v10 came out in late 2019. And we're about to get v11 any day now.
FSD beta version numbering was a bit cryptic at first. I believe the current versioning numbers started with v8 Dec 2020. Then in Jul 2021, v9 was released. The current version, v10 was released in Sept 2021, and the safety score generation of testers started getting access with 10.2 on Oct 11, 2021. As others have said, it's somewhat of a coincidence that the current UI version briefly matched the FSD version (10.2).
Firmware versioning just uses Tesla's internal build number. [YEAR].[WEEK#].[MAJOR].[MINOR]. Ex: 2021.36.8.10
Wouldn’t it be cool if Elon would always give the wrong time frames but by days or months ahead so then when they deliver late (but early) we would all be like HOLY CRAP UPDATE CAME EARLY!!!
It's more like the family that you give a different time to for events so they get there on time.. Because you know their average "lateness" ..
"Two weeks" and it will be
.. It's either genius or unnecessary frustrations but Tesla doesn't do PR.
gcsutton
Member
Always enjoyed the Festivus Airing of Grievances.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
But the public timelines are mainly to put pressure on dev teams.
Thats how tech companies think ...
jebinc
Well-Known Member
Elon: When are you going to be done?
Dev: We'll have it done on by the the holiday..
Elon: Kewl.
Elon -> Twitter : TUESDAY! WINTER SOLSTICE!
jebinc
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jebinc
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And that, most of it is )I.e., crap). Blind spot cameras would be good, IF implemented correctly (which I suspect it won’t be).I don’t see a public release of the “festive” crap either
Wonder why they’re dumping out 44.6 at such fast speed if that’s not even the festive 44.25 update
2021.44.5.5 is slowly rolling out boiz, appears to be 10.8
jebinc
Well-Known Member
Because it's the "base" code for the holiday update!Wonder why they’re dumping out 44.6 at such fast speed if that’s not even the festive 44.25 update
It is probably the base. Necessary underlying files.Wonder why they’re dumping out 44.6 at such fast speed if that’s not even the festive 44.25 update
So we believe that updates install as addons… aka windows updates, over the top of files. And not like iOS as each package is it’s own OS flash with a small partition that contains static settings?
Battouttahe77
Member
If only Tesla understood how good that old UI was
They could just call v6 as v11 and I would gladly accept it. It was practical and lot of icon placement made sense (like calendar on main UI), dual interchangeable apps etc.
I still don’t understand why do I have to look at the gigantic car when charging? Make the damn browser full screen when parked!
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