Thanks to HankLloydRight we now have a great way to track firmware upgrades and create statistics based on the data:
Go to the Firmware Tracker Web-App and enter your TMC user name and pick a PIN (simply something that prevents others from modifying your data) and then enter your data there. It will ask you for some data about your car, then the date, version and build of the firmware update and how you received it.
The cool thing is that his site then allows real time statistics on the data entered as you can see here in the Firmware Upgrade Report
This allows us to see the distribution of firmware updates across models, VIN groups, and types of Model S.
Attached to this wiki is a discussion thread (just click on discussion above) where you can leave feedback and suggestions for changes / improvements.
Go to the Firmware Tracker Web-App and enter your TMC user name and pick a PIN (simply something that prevents others from modifying your data) and then enter your data there. It will ask you for some data about your car, then the date, version and build of the firmware update and how you received it.
The cool thing is that his site then allows real time statistics on the data entered as you can see here in the Firmware Upgrade Report
This allows us to see the distribution of firmware updates across models, VIN groups, and types of Model S.
Attached to this wiki is a discussion thread (just click on discussion above) where you can leave feedback and suggestions for changes / improvements.
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