Current software ends with bad?

[royinla]

Got the car yesterday. On the app this is what I see as the current version. Is this normal? Needs to be addressed somehow? Please advise

 

[BelgoTes]

Well ; it’s bad ; so the label makes sense .

 

[Shateam]

You're fine.

That is simply the software version that Tesla assigned to this particular software build (that last set of numbers and letters is known as a "hash" in the software world and is randomly assigned by Tesla's internal systems).

Now go enjoy your car!

 

[Mrcarcrazy]

To the bone.

 

[helvio]

it's just unlucky. Hashes are Hexadecimal (0-9a-f) so 'bad' is a possible output when hashing a build.

 

[Gasaraki]

That's just the build that's found to kill people. It's fine. You're perfectly fine.

 

[bobby g]

Anyone notice the X.35 version is only going to models S and X - their owners are older and richer. Weaker eyes which can't see the small fonts but with fatter wallets with which to complain.

JK Just wondering.

 

[AmokTime]

it's just unlucky. Hashes are Hexadecimal (0-9a-f) so 'bad' is a possible output when hashing a build.

The 12-year-old boy in me is eagerly awaiting the day we get “b00b”.

 

[linux-works]

0x0bad isn't so bad.

just wait until 0xdeadbeef version comes out. that's the ultimate hex that jenkins can put on anyone.

in such software builds, I'm told the steering then becomes, well, rather jerky.