I had an appointment today at the SeC for noise coming from a recently repaired door handle.
Bluetooth would not connect my phone and I had also noticed wifi was not working (unable to remote start climate this morning), so I chose to reboot on my way there... and the MCU stayed black for the remainder of the drive.
It was excellent timing, given I was anyway driving to the SeC
Service responsible soon told me it was a software issue (*), not hardware. Great from them to keep the customer informed quickly by the way
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But that operation turned out to also require a factory reset. My lifetime counters.
But heck, better that than a new MCU1. And as a free giveaway: update prompted on my way home.
So back home, I jumped from 32.2.1 to 32.11.1
This short story to give perspective to my perception of v10: it has indeed a much faster and functional browser. Well done Tesla
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But is it purely the benefit from v10, or did the factory reset do some helping?
That's my little feedback after about 5' playing with it. Time will tell if the browser stalls again on its own. Browser used to give up on me within 24h, even without using it. I hope not this time: being able to open now from the map a web page from restaurants and other poi's is a practical improvement I appreciate.
Side note: Still, I am not able to load Tesla Waze. Page starts to load, but stays black. But at least it does not kill the browser.
(*) Some file corrupted (?) and needing to run some software to repair. (Checkdisk ???
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