No, something else is going on your network, that’s not your car.
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Firmware Update 2018.12
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No, something else is going on your network, that’s not your car.
pilotSteve
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The maps update took me THREE DAYS on strong wifi. They suddenly they showed up with a "New Maps" message and yes they are very cool.
If it took 3 days on strong WiFi your ISP sucks. Even the crappy car WiFi won’t take three days to download 5g at 1 mb/s, hours tops unless your on dial up or a dsl line....
BrandonR22
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Nope. Mac Address on the bandwith tool is the same as the car. Also, only device on said network is Tesla.
MelaniainLA
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If you and/or @verygreen would post instructions, would gladly do that!!Root your car and transfer the data over the debug port.
Hello,
Can anyone tell us from who the maps are? TomTom or Here or??? Thank hou....or can someone make a print screen??
Can anyone tell us from who the maps are? TomTom or Here or??? Thank hou....or can someone make a print screen??
All you have to do is multiply..
1 Mb (megabit, not byte) per second. Even at that rate, it comes out to about half a GB (Giga BYTE) in an hour. That's why I was saying no matter the speed and processing, it shouldn't take days to download this unless something is really going on, like it's resetting and starting over again and again.
(1 Mb/second X 3600 seconds/hour/ 8 bits/byte = 450 MegaBytes in an hour. So over 10 GB (10.8) in a day.
And that's at 1 MegaBIT speed!
This is how people got anything done back in the day of dialup (1200/2400/9600 bits/second)
All you have to do is multiply..
1 Mb (megabit, not byte) per second. Even at that rate, it comes out to about half a GB (Giga BYTE) in an hour. That's why I was saying no matter the speed and processing, it shouldn't take days to download this unless something is really going on, like it's resetting and starting over again and again.
(1 Mb/second X 3600 seconds/hour/ 8 bits/byte = 450 MegaBytes in an hour. So over 10 GB (10.8) in a day.
And that's at 1 MegaBIT speed!
This is how people got anything done back in the day of dialup (1200/2400/9600 bits/second)
Yes I know, and I also know I did the install / 2x in one evening so..... someone’s stuck on aol with a 56k connection
Lol... perhaps, and that calculation wasn't meant for *you*, it was to prove to others not so computer-literate how much time we are talking about with even a slow connection.Yes I know, and I also know I did the install / 2x in one evening so..... someone’s stuck on aol with a 56k connection
I've been proving to users for too many years that files will take more or less than the time they think it will to transfer to here from there.
I really need to get a better wifi router. I just upgraded to Orbi, and it has no way to measure data usage for one device. Arg!
fasteddie7
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Google home is a good mesh alternative! Helps me keep tabs on how much interwebs my stuff is eating!
You'll need a special cable and the stomach to tear apart your car.
Time to crack her open and get inside the network for AP2
Easier to just use phone data plus the real secret sauce is never shared easily for fear exploits will get patched.
If you know a lot about computer network security you should be fine reading green1 thread and then the linked thread by @BigD0g.
Don't want to hijack this thread and get Bruce mad at me..
But I did look at google's alternative... Don't recall why I went for Orbi; I think (like Tesla) they may be adding features as we go along.Edit: Found why I didn't get the Google WiFi and adding it here in case it's of use to users of Verizon FiOS: It doesn't do bridge mode if you want more than one AP unit, which is the whole point of a mesh Wifii network. You normally want to bridge when adding a different WiFI to a FiOS router to use the same network (address space) and to keep the WiFi devices separate from the DVR MoCA network. If you have no idea what I mean, you don't have FiOS and TiVos.
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Unfortunately the instructions must start with "buy first class airline ticket to LAX".
kvandivo
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we had the opposite happen. Our car went to the SC with 2018.6 and came back with 2018.10 (not 10.x.. just .10.. and I anxiously awaiting something newer... but that's a different topic)
So, I think it depends on the people sitting at the SC.
Of course! After all how do you think the map maintenance is going to be performed? Buying those roundtrip tickets every other day will get expensive real fast.
ironwaffle
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And you get a funny for that... and your avatar. Love it.
Wish I could make this post more substantive but I'm still waiting for the update.
pilotSteve
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...... or the queue is long to be scheduled for the map download, and/or the processing had problems. I got the maps quite early in this cycle.
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