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I keep getting this error message but my drive is empty. Any insight? Thanks
...It started about the same time I updated to 2019.24.4...
The car is upset because it sees that you are listening to Bloomberg Radio.I keep getting this error message but my drive is empty. Any insight? Thanks
I keep getting this error message but my drive is empty. Any insight? Thanks
In addition to @Tam 's questions, if you did have files on the drive previously and you deleted them via your computer, be sure to also empty the Trash bin to actually free up the physical space once occupied by those files. If this is a new drive that never had files on it, then follow Tam's questions.Is this the first time that you tried?
Did it ever work for you?
Does the drive has a supported format?
Did you create a folder called "TeslaCam" ?
Agreed!
bunch of people are having the same problem
I have same issues. Tried so many times reformat of USD flash drive. It gets full in few days and gives this message. Anyone has similar issue and any solution? Tesla said they stopped recording in loop, so we have to format and delete photos/videos every 2 days !!!I keep getting this error message but my drive is empty. Any insight? Thanks
Yep, I've been using the same 4G flash drive for months, and it has never been full. But after the last update, I suddenly got a "full" error message. Even after erasing, reformatting, emptying trash and re-inserting into the USB port in the car, the drive gets filled within a few hours. I've heard this is a bug, but rebooting the system doesn't help.
Thought this was resolved with the last few FW updates?Same issues here and Tesla has not resolved.
Shouldn’t matter since Tesla overwrites now. Ha e a Samsung T5 500 and it’s been “full” for months. Continues to overwrite.Get a bigger flash drive. You can get 256GB drives for $40 or less.
- The drive might be formatted with something larger than 32 MB. That is the limit that it will accept.
FAT32 or ext4.Are you sure exFAT works? Tesla sez it has to be FAT32...