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2022.8.2
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There is no "how to get it". It is basically a random or obscure logic at Tesla deciding who will go straight to 2022.8.2 or take a detour to 2022.4.5.17 to nag for cabin camera data. Maybe when Tesla gets enough opt-ins for cabin camera data, the people on 2022.4.5.17 will move on to 2022.8.x.
Filbert1884
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Only change I've noticed, is the lights pop-up that appears in the bottom right below the visualisation when you push the left stalk away has disappeared.
Also, yesterday, my car had a complete meltdown, error messages left right and centre. Spoke to Tesla, they asked me to change the wheel configuration via the screen which effectively reboots the car. Changed the wheel size back, and all appears OK now.
Also, yesterday, my car had a complete meltdown, error messages left right and centre. Spoke to Tesla, they asked me to change the wheel configuration via the screen which effectively reboots the car. Changed the wheel size back, and all appears OK now.
I have a friend whose SR+ on the 2022.4.5 Atom CPU and mine got updated last week to 2022.8.2 Ryzen CPU.
That's maybe why the different versions.
45thParallel
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This reason seems very plausible. I got delivery in January of this year with an Atom GPU. Thanks.
If you look at teslafi's firmware update tracker for 2022.8.2, you'll find cars in all generations and ages. So 2022.8.2 is rolling out to the fleet regardless of CPU type.
Merrill
Merrill
Filbert1884
Member
No. If anything it's taken a step backwards as there's no pop up now below the visualisation for the lights when you push the stalk back.
OxBrew
Active Member
Seriously? Wonderful.
Are there any additional options to add to their custom app tray? Or any more slots available in the tray?
Transformer
Do the math. Save the world. — Mark Leon
That in general, and move the navigation directions back up to the top.
SeaM3White2021
model 3 LR 18 white/white ordered 1/21/21
installed last night on my 2021 m3 (Feb build) Long Range and now my trunk is behaving oddly and won't open all the way. I've gone through a reset (scroll wheel) and tried to set the height with the button to full open and no luck - the trunk just barely opens. Opening all the way manually and hitting the close button works fine though. I created a service appt for mobile service tomorrow to check it out but it seems to have started with 2022.8.2
Transformer
Do the math. Save the world. — Mark Leon
The Owner's Manual instructions for "Adjusting Opening Height of Powered Trunk" might help.
Please do report back.
Filbert1884
Member
SeaM3White2021
model 3 LR 18 white/white ordered 1/21/21
i came out to my car yesterday morning to find the issue resolved! I had done nothing since the previous evening except to setup an appt with Tesla mobile service. I tested the trunk opening several times throughout the day and it worked perfectly each time. I contacted service and cancelled service. I'd love to know if they sent some sort of software fix to the car or ?? but whatever was done, it's fixed today and working great.
I got this software last night on my 2022 Plaid. On my drive after installing (and also my first drive this morning), Autopilot was unavailable. I never got the indicators that it was available, and trying to engage it just gave the usual "not available" error as though I was on an unmarked road. There were no other errors. The visualization was fine, showed lanes and cars etc. I did a scroll wheel reboot with no effect. I figured the car would fall asleep overnight and be fine in the morning. This morning, not only was it still not fine, but I noticed my car did not fall asleep all night - it has always been rock-steady reliable in falling asleep quickly and sleeping consistently (unlike my 2019). I did a camera calibration on my commute in, and once it finished, Autpilot was available again. However, the car is still not sleeping. I use TeslaFi with standard sleep params which have consistently worked.
I double checked and the sleep behavior actually started the day before the software update - on Sunday it slept normally, through Monday morning when it woke up to pre-condition.
At work, it normally sleeps all day but had insomnia, falling asleep for 3 minutes and then waking back up repeatedly.
I ran an errand and came back to work and it fell asleep for 2.5 hours until I left work, and it has not fallen asleep since.
Anyone else with a refresh S/X noticing either issue?
Separately, after the update, my active noise reduction turned itself back on as it tends to do from time to time, which is annoying because ARNR is broken in my car and just creates an awful loud hum at highway speeds, but I let it finish calibrating for grins and it actually seems to be not-broken now. No hum. Not sure it did any good, but it wasn't making it unbearable like it used to.
I double checked and the sleep behavior actually started the day before the software update - on Sunday it slept normally, through Monday morning when it woke up to pre-condition.
At work, it normally sleeps all day but had insomnia, falling asleep for 3 minutes and then waking back up repeatedly.
I ran an errand and came back to work and it fell asleep for 2.5 hours until I left work, and it has not fallen asleep since.
Anyone else with a refresh S/X noticing either issue?
Separately, after the update, my active noise reduction turned itself back on as it tends to do from time to time, which is annoying because ARNR is broken in my car and just creates an awful loud hum at highway speeds, but I let it finish calibrating for grins and it actually seems to be not-broken now. No hum. Not sure it did any good, but it wasn't making it unbearable like it used to.
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