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GlmnAlyAirCar
Active Member
They are grayed out because there are no available settings ... at least that's been my assumption all along.
BertL
Active Member
There you go. That's the alarm we don't have here in the US. We only have a basic Settings/Security/Alarm ON or OFF, not Tilt/Intrusion like MS must have where you are, and my former BMW had as well..
dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
A fair number of people got 2.20.30 - 95 as of this posting. Given the number the fact that all reports are from the US or Sweden seems interesting. At this point in the roll-out I would have expected broader coverage if this was a full release. Also, it's Model S only so far - but otherwise fairly evenly distributed across battery size, RWD/AWD and VIN ranges. So I'm not sure what to call this...
Both of my cars have an update pending but timing hasn't worked out to update either of them. My guess is it's just more 2.20.30.
Both of my cars have an update pending but timing hasn't worked out to update either of them. My guess is it's just more 2.20.30.
CuriousG
Active Member
HankLloydRight
No Roads
I know Dirk hates this, but wow, I'm still on build 2.16.17 ("Needs more cowbell!"). Haven't been updated since. Never got 2.17.37 which appears was a major roll out. I wonder if I've been blacklisted?
MarcG
Active Member
dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
Not sure why you think I hate this. Or what "this" is in this context.
Actually, that's great information to see that some people are still on 2.16.17
I think that has been a question we've asked ourselves countless times
One thing that has worked for others is to call their service center and ask why they are still on an old version. I remember someone posting about Tesla telling them that their car got stuck on an update and therefore didn't get anything newer anymore (or something along those lines).
At the risk of flooding this topic - are there many more who are still on 2.16.17 or another even older version?
HankLloydRight
No Roads
I guess I thought it was your vision for the tracker in the first place, to prevent people from making "I have it.. I don't have it" posts.
BertL
Active Member
Great thought, but I doubt it. 10 firmware releases for me in less than 7 months and not even 4K miles.
JenniferQ
Active Member
I've had 10 as well and on about 10.5k miles and got the car same time as BertL.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
<Bug Report>Hey Tesla, my car never seems to update to v7.2. Please Fix. Thanks!</Bug Report>
mblakele
FSD Beta (99)
2.20.30 arrived last night for me, and today I noticed a TACC behavior that I hadn't noticed before. Is this new?
I was on a freeway with slower traffic in lanes to my right and left, autopilot engaged, TACC set to X mph, and no vehicles visible in front of me on the dashboard display. I noticed that TACC maintained a speed somewhat faster than the traffic on either side, but slower than X. I had a good amount of free space in front of me, and while I could see a vehicle up ahead, it wasn't visible on the dash display. I don't think TACC could see it yet, and I think TACC was going a bit faster than the distant vehicle ahead.
New or not, I was pleased by this behavior. You never know when someone in the adjacent lane will jump out in front of you.
I was on a freeway with slower traffic in lanes to my right and left, autopilot engaged, TACC set to X mph, and no vehicles visible in front of me on the dashboard display. I noticed that TACC maintained a speed somewhat faster than the traffic on either side, but slower than X. I had a good amount of free space in front of me, and while I could see a vehicle up ahead, it wasn't visible on the dash display. I don't think TACC could see it yet, and I think TACC was going a bit faster than the distant vehicle ahead.
New or not, I was pleased by this behavior. You never know when someone in the adjacent lane will jump out in front of you.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
You must have missed my comment. I noticed the first day after the update (and again today) that a curve that I used to ALWAYS get a nag on (surface street, 45 mph speed limit, moderate curve) hasn't been nagging me since the last update. So at least in some scenarios, my impression is that nagging has been reduced. I think it might be better on the interstate too, but need to drive more before I can confirm.
TaoJones
Beyond Driven
That would be significantly easier with a standard set of release notes. Even "bug fixes and minor enhancements" confirms what an update is not.
In the absence, yet again, of any new release-specific release notes, and after maybe 50 miles of driving today, I can report less nagging. Maybe. Certainly nothing overtly noticeable yet.
So initial response is, "Nothing to see here - move along."
In the meantime, I will patiently wait for Ingineer's modules list.
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