tmarcc
"Everyone has a right to a wrong opinion."
Yikes. So there is little/no change in the USB interface of the music player? What about searching for tracks on a USB device? Did you see whether that is now available with the v8 update?
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Yikes. So there is little/no change in the USB interface of the music player? What about searching for tracks on a USB device? Did you see whether that is now available with the v8 update?
ccutrer
Active Member
There is a lot of change. Mostly worse. Searching does not search the local device, and the alphabet quick-scroll is gone. And apparently when you select an artist, it just lists their songs, without viewing albums by them.
(source: I don't have 8.0 yet, but I'm following all 20 bajillion threads about it)
CuriousG
Active Member
Early adopters have been waiting so long for Model 3 senility is setting in. I kid, I kid. Don't dislike me, bro.
ArtInCT
Always Learning
Ok here is a question for all who have upgraded to 8.0
Does the upgrade maintain your favorites, driver profiles, networks, and other setting choices from your last 7.1?
If not, what should we check?
Does the upgrade maintain your favorites, driver profiles, networks, and other setting choices from your last 7.1?
If not, what should we check?
sillydriver
Member
So has anyone here with 8.0 done the key experiment?
Does AP cut you off if ...
1) you get three visual flashing IP surround warnings (the first and most minimal nag to hold the wheel), or
2) only if you get three audible warnings?
Thanks!
Does AP cut you off if ...
1) you get three visual flashing IP surround warnings (the first and most minimal nag to hold the wheel), or
2) only if you get three audible warnings?
Thanks!
Have a specific router set up for just my Tesla, monitoring the data. At 2 am pst it showed 657mb of data used. 11am now and never got a notification. Not sure why that happened. Hope it comes out soon, I'm not a very patient person lol
I've not noticed any options changing. That includes Summon not requiring continuous press and Auto Lane Change, the two that got flipped off all the time with various 7.1 updates.
It was pretty much get in the car, be a bit dazzled by the new UI, and drive off. I'll post some more thoughts as time goes on, but so far, the AP improvements are quite noticeable and appreciated, much in the ways everyone already said (smoother stop and go, sees through some cars and anticipates slowdowns in heavy traffic, more stable lane guidance)
Yes, all of that data can be found here: Tesla Firmware Upgrade Tracker Web App
This is the most recent data from TeslaFi.com
Version 2.36.108 Detail
Model Vin State Location
SP90D 123XXX Mn America
SP90D 096XXX Florida America
S90D 122XXX NJ America
S90D 128XXX Mo America
S85D 071XXX CO America
S85D 087XXX WA America
S85D 124XXX GA America
S85 056XXX VA America
S70D 084XXX FL America
S70D 142XXX CA America
S70D 144XXX CA America
S70D 129XXX Connecticut America
S70D 116XXX CA America
S70D 120XXX NC America
S70 138XXX VA America
S60D 149XXX MA America
S60D 150XXX CA America
S60D 147XXX CO America
S60D 150XXX NJ America
S60D 149XXX Pennsylvania America
S60 148XXX NY America
S60 077XXX PA America
S60 147XXX MA America
S60 148XXX NC America
S60 148XXX FL America
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jgs
Active Member
Sorry, how is this different from how things have been since AP was released almost a year ago? Yeah, it can't lane change completely autonomously, but if it's user-triggered then use your mirror before you trigger the lane change, duh. At first I thought this might relate to the (rumored? promised?) auto-offramp, but of course offramps are a different story since you're not entering a traffic lane then, you're following a branch and absent some very bad misbehavior (driver overtaking on the right shoulder) there shouldn't be anyone occupying the lane.
I think that data is only people who have signed up at the site. Surely the are more than 25 cars updated. If that's reflects all of the upgrades it will take over 600 day to roll it out to the whole fleet.
ig_epower
Member
Still nothing at my end (in Canada) yet. It is amazing what people find even AFTER an Alpha and Beta program was conducted. The real world conditions are very difficult to simulate for complex software like this.
Jason Shelton
Member
ArtInCT
Always Learning
Correct those using the firmware tracker are sadly a small subset of the fleet and mostly from here on TMC. I know of no source for fleet wide data. But I am sure Tesla may know... Just that they are not telling.
thegruf
Active Member
the numbers in the fw tracker seem to need to be in the 100's/day to indicate a "wide" release, so for now I would suggest Tesla are just "testing the waters" with v8.0
Chopr147
Active Member
I decided to wait and see what others experience with 8.0 but then....................
Yesterday got the notification and immediately installed, later heard of a bug stopping the rollout. Today again installed 2nd notification with no delay.
After reading about it and liking mostly what I heard I figured why wait? I have not noticed more nags w/ AP but also have not taken a long drive.
I really like the new media set-up which makes it easier to switch USB,radio, Slacker (not called that anymore) etc..........
Yesterday got the notification and immediately installed, later heard of a bug stopping the rollout. Today again installed 2nd notification with no delay.
After reading about it and liking mostly what I heard I figured why wait? I have not noticed more nags w/ AP but also have not taken a long drive.
I really like the new media set-up which makes it easier to switch USB,radio, Slacker (not called that anymore) etc..........
pvkeep
Paul van Keep
Ik was vanmiddag even gaan buurten bij SeC Den Haag. De mannen daar zeiden dat het nog wel twee weken kan duren voordat we hier in Europa de upgrade krijgen. Geduld dus.
