StaticDischarge
Utterly Unknown....
Update just started for our 85D. A notification 15min later said that it failed. Car had a notification that said to wait for a new update to be sent to the car.
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JenniferQ
Active Member
Yes, something's rotten in Denmark, methinks. But maybe being last will be a good thing in the end...didn't feel like it for the past few days, though.That's weird. CA being the center of the universe but last to get the 7.1 update?
epicsurf
Member
green1
Active Member
Can you confirm that in that 20 minutes your hand did not touch the steering wheel, or the signal lever, or any other control. If no controls were touched, and you were doing at least the speed limit, then this would truly be quite different from other reports.
Unfortunately, as much as I hate the idea of a nag, that's not what's keeping me from downgrading, it's the restriction in speed of the AP if used on *random road* with *unknown speedlimit* (where car has no possible clue as to what roads are divided, nor what the speed limit is on more than 50% of roads I drive on)
cgiGuy
Active Member
If.. I... only.. had.. a little.. more.. power...
I ended up getting it to work with this solution. Now I'm thinking of a longer wedge-like piece that I could mount there.
Also, if the car were 2-3 feet further down the drive, it would release emergency brake and then immediately abort summon (going into garage). Coming out of garage, it usually stops once (as it must not be able to sense the driveway due to slope). Once I try again (and the back wheels go down the small lip) it works fine.
I ended up getting it to work with this solution. Now I'm thinking of a longer wedge-like piece that I could mount there.
Also, if the car were 2-3 feet further down the drive, it would release emergency brake and then immediately abort summon (going into garage). Coming out of garage, it usually stops once (as it must not be able to sense the driveway due to slope). Once I try again (and the back wheels go down the small lip) it works fine.
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Andyw2100
Well-Known Member
Actually very relieved to see this.
You are one of the people here who I have so much respect for that I worry when we have radically different opinions on something. (Note that it didn't stop me from expressing them, but it did concern me!
)Glad we're on the same page!
MarcG
Active Member
dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
Nice. Please post to the Firmware Tracker ev-fw.com and mention "in California" in the Notes field. Thanks
davidc18
Active Member
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
There are several threads on it, but for those discussing nags, I went over 8 minutes without a nag today (almost my entire stretch of highway driving on my commute).
neptune2000
Bi
You guys need to understand that Tesla is not a car company; it is a software company. When you deploy software, standard practice is to deploy first to a "small" groups of sites with minimal impact; then verify that all it is good and finally deploy to the largest group "last". For Tesla, the largest group is California.
JenniferQ
Active Member
Yes, I was joking.
Although, CA did seem to get 7.0 before everyone else, so not sure your logic follows.
Although, CA did seem to get 7.0 before everyone else, so not sure your logic follows.
GlmnAlyAirCar
Active Member
int32_t
Tesla Spotter
OH NO! Not the infamous drive-away lock! Hope it automatically unlocks when the inside door handle is grasped. This is something I dislike as much as North American cars which leave their reverse lights on for half an hour after the owner walks away ... never quite sure if the car is about to back up, and then I realize the driver already left.
It's good that Supercharger status is on the map now, though :smile:
Hope it automatically unlocks when the inside door handle is grasped. This is something I dislike as much as North American cars which leave their reverse lights on for half an hour after the owner walks away ... never quite sure if the car is about to back up, and then I realize the driver already left.It's good that Supercharger status is on the map now, though :smile:
eye.surgeon
Active Member
What car does this?
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A software company that hasn't updated their iOS app to support new devices in year and a half? Software companies had that done several days after those devices were released.
They're better than other car companies, BMW's software department can't even be laughed at it's so bad, but software company is a stretch.
MarcG
Active Member
Two hours have passed :biggrin: is your upgrade done? What FW version did you end up with? Updates please!
Super_Popular
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Jool
Member
Got the notification that the 7.1 update is available, but I can't install it until tonight :crying: I will test out the "improved" autopilot functionality tomorrow and report back.
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