I don't think the score thing matters anymore (at least for now). It isn't super clear when >= 69.3 will make it into the "base version" (which I am guessing is 44.x). I suspect if you are able to get in contact with Tesla support and explain what happened they *might* be able to reset you?
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2022.40.4.1 am I screwed out of FSD beta?
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Call Tesla . Press 2 for vehicle support and 3 for autopilot, etc. You’ll sit on hold for about 25 minutes depending on the time of day.
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We are all speculating/guessing, but my guess is people on version 2022.40.x (and higher) wanting to join FSDb (and have pushed the FSDb request button) should just hold off installing any updates until offered the FSDb software branch. There may not be a merge since there are still cars that won’t be eligible (i.e. - haven’t purchased/subscribed to FSD Capability package, older cars without the required hardware, etc.).
For what it’s worth, FSDb software branch has always lagged behind production AP branch. FSDb branch lagged behind production AP branch even worse/further behind for the YouTuber/hand-selected group before SS.
We have two Model 3s: 2018 LR RWD w FSDb since the first SS 100 group (over a year ago) and a 2022 M3P on production AP. We switch back and forth which car we each drive, so I’m constantly going between “ridiculously fast and fun driving and newest features” and “this feels slow now and is missing newest features and I have to manually open the trunk but it has FSDb so I’m still amazed”. We opted into FSDb queue in the newer one as well, but already updated to 2022.40.4.2. 2022.44.2 has been downloaded and awaiting installation for days. I just ignore it.
For what it’s worth, FSDb software branch has always lagged behind production AP branch. FSDb branch lagged behind production AP branch even worse/further behind for the YouTuber/hand-selected group before SS.
We have two Model 3s: 2018 LR RWD w FSDb since the first SS 100 group (over a year ago) and a 2022 M3P on production AP. We switch back and forth which car we each drive, so I’m constantly going between “ridiculously fast and fun driving and newest features” and “this feels slow now and is missing newest features and I have to manually open the trunk but it has FSDb so I’m still amazed”. We opted into FSDb queue in the newer one as well, but already updated to 2022.40.4.2. 2022.44.2 has been downloaded and awaiting installation for days. I just ignore it.
Do you mean that when it gets pushed beyond employees/OGs, it will end up being on 2022.40.4.2 or later?
100% true. Unless you are on 2022.44.x
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That means you will likely need to wait until Tesla releases software that has a version number later than 2022.44.x to get FSDb. I believe the most likely event will be full release of FSDb to all FSD cars in the holiday update. While this is not guaranteed, wide release of FSDb was stated by Elon to be a major goal for Tesla.
In any event, I suggest that you not install any new updates until one is released with FSD beta and is later than your build number.
I finally got in touch with support and they said nothing they can do for me but to wait for another version.
Right, and I think 40.5 is V11. There are quite a lot of cars on 44.x at this point.
There are no reports of 2022.44.25.1 having FSD beta included.
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