I installed 2023.7.10 (FSDb 11.4.2) in my wife's 2018 Model 3 last night. The previous build was 2022.45.15 (FSDb 11.3.6). I noticed several new quirks, none of which are related to FSDb, so I'm not putting this in one of the FSDb threads.
The first quirk actually happened before installing the build, when I notified that the build was available for download. I went to check why it didn't download while the car was parked in the garage, and it turns out the car didn't connect to my home WiFi. When I tried to connect manually, it wouldn't accept the WiFi password (I tried many times). Meanwhile, my Model S in the same garage was connected to WiFi. After rebooting the Model 3, it was able to connect to WiFi automatically, and it downloaded the build.
After installing and rebooting, I drove a couple of times today. The first drive was uneventful, except that at one point the music app, which was playing Apple Music, showed the message "No Connectivity" even while it was successfully playing music (and the LTE indicator showed a decent connection).
The second drive was where things got weird. I was planning to use FSDb on that drive to see if it worked better for me, so I entered a destination in the nav. However, the driver visualization was only showing our car, no road/lane markers or other vehicles, and the grey steering wheel wasn't displayed so I couldn't enable AP. The visualization returned to normal after a couple of minutes and the grey steering wheel appeared, but that only lasted about 10 seconds. Meanwhile. the navigation system seemed to lose track of where we were, and started giving me (incorrect) instructions based on where I was a few minutes earlier. It did catch up eventually.
While this was going on, I noticed the auto wipers didn't work -- it was raining, but the wipers wouldn't come on until I put them on a manual setting. I assume that whatever was interfering with AP was also messing with Tesla Vision. When I got to my first destination, I rebooted again, but that didn't fix the problem. When I got to my second destination (a store) and parked, I got a message from the app while I was in the store saying that Sentry Mode was disabled due to a Sentry Mode System Error.
After I left the store, everything seemed to be working normally, so I used FSDb to drive home. I didn't notice any improvements, but it wasn't a long drive.
I don't think I've ever encountered any of these issues prior to installing 2023.7.10, and I know that others have reported strange behavior since installing this build. So, even though you might be anxious to get FSDb 11.4.2, use at your own risk.
The first quirk actually happened before installing the build, when I notified that the build was available for download. I went to check why it didn't download while the car was parked in the garage, and it turns out the car didn't connect to my home WiFi. When I tried to connect manually, it wouldn't accept the WiFi password (I tried many times). Meanwhile, my Model S in the same garage was connected to WiFi. After rebooting the Model 3, it was able to connect to WiFi automatically, and it downloaded the build.
After installing and rebooting, I drove a couple of times today. The first drive was uneventful, except that at one point the music app, which was playing Apple Music, showed the message "No Connectivity" even while it was successfully playing music (and the LTE indicator showed a decent connection).
The second drive was where things got weird. I was planning to use FSDb on that drive to see if it worked better for me, so I entered a destination in the nav. However, the driver visualization was only showing our car, no road/lane markers or other vehicles, and the grey steering wheel wasn't displayed so I couldn't enable AP. The visualization returned to normal after a couple of minutes and the grey steering wheel appeared, but that only lasted about 10 seconds. Meanwhile. the navigation system seemed to lose track of where we were, and started giving me (incorrect) instructions based on where I was a few minutes earlier. It did catch up eventually.
While this was going on, I noticed the auto wipers didn't work -- it was raining, but the wipers wouldn't come on until I put them on a manual setting. I assume that whatever was interfering with AP was also messing with Tesla Vision. When I got to my first destination, I rebooted again, but that didn't fix the problem. When I got to my second destination (a store) and parked, I got a message from the app while I was in the store saying that Sentry Mode was disabled due to a Sentry Mode System Error.
After I left the store, everything seemed to be working normally, so I used FSDb to drive home. I didn't notice any improvements, but it wasn't a long drive.
I don't think I've ever encountered any of these issues prior to installing 2023.7.10, and I know that others have reported strange behavior since installing this build. So, even though you might be anxious to get FSDb 11.4.2, use at your own risk.
