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FSD Beta 10.69
- Thread starter Buckminster
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It seems like it's actually smaller than the original 10.69 release as TeslaFi and Teslascope show downloads (not even any installs yet) only to "employee" vehicles that typically received ".0" releases since 10.10 including 10.13, so this so far excludes others like James Locke.
At least those 3 vehicles on the 2 services have 10.69.1 downloaded but not installed although one on Teslascope is currently installing, so maybe some lucky 10% of us (who already have FSD Beta) will get it later this week.
Now that Teslascope's 2 "employee" vehicles are installed (but one has software logging disabled), here's a TeslaFi link for 2022.20.10 that should still work after the 1 pending install for 10.69.1 finishes:
TeslaFi.com Firmware Tracker Version 2022.20.10 e109895bd Full Self Driving Beta Version 10.69.1
TeslaFi's current population with AP3/FSD computer is 92% on 2022.20.x or older, so it seems like the majority of those waiting to be newly added with 10.69 won't be limited by Tesla's desire to avoid reverting firmware to an older branch. Still unclear what will happen to those already on 2022.24.x though as it's possible to "go backwards."
That is good news.
And while it may be possible to "go backwards", it's not something Tesla does often. The most common data point why people with qualifying SS didn't get 10.12.2 was that they were on .16 or higher firmware, regardless of car, region/area, miles driven, etc.
There were 2 people who Teslafi/Tesla Scope claims received the update, but according to Reddit, one of those cars was never on .16.
Definite improvement though. I want to try out the highway lane merger which he stated was better by better matching with the highway traffics speed a problem I have all the time.Pretty good video of 10.69 - not looking too good for my major complaints. Bad lane choices, erratic steering on basic left turns.
GlmnAlyAirCar
Active Member
ChaoticNeutral
Member
Consider its been…*checks calendar*… 84 years since the last update, and this update is supposed to be HUGE, I would expect better than this.
"Fire" was the term, if I recall, that this one would be
j0shm1lls
Member
I wonder if Elon is tired of hearing negative comments about known issues in early builds (James Locke) and told the release team to not include them in the initial releases going forward...
AlanSubie4Life
Efficiency Obsessed Member
Hopefully they’ll dial everything up to 11 on assertiveness on 10.69.2. Just go! Even if it is not the right thing; that is why we are driving. Would make testing even more exciting.Pretty good video of 10.69 - not looking too good for my major complaints. Bad lane choices, erratic steering on basic left turns.
Silicon Desert
Well-Known Member
Up until today, I believed that FSD beta would travel straight if navigation was inactive. It would stop at dead ends and turn right at a tee intersection.
Today, I forgot to choose a destination and FSD beta took me home.. It made four left turns and three right turns to do so. Can anyone confirm this behavior?
I've seen people say that FSD beta will only go straight, but that is somewhat correct. It will in fact do as you say.... make turns. HOWEVER, it isn't taking you to your home on purpose. Most likely, your home is in the direction of major streets. FSD beta will tend (in general) go toward the major streets. I've gotten it to do that several times on previous betas and especially on the .69. I can activate FSD at my home without a destination and it will make turns and get me to the main Pyramid Hwy about 3 miles away. Sort of spooky as if it knows where I want to go. Once on the main road, it just goes straight.
FSDtester#1
Large Member
I tested this 3 × today driving to my office. I did it by taking off my glasses and keeping my right eye shut and staring slightly to the left. It worked to turn off nag all 3 times by moving the volume button up-and-down a couple times. It also worked by turning left or right with the turn signals on the yoke. It also worked by adjusting the speed up or down a couple miles an hour. If you would like to me to post a video doing it let me know what type of beer I can expect from you!!
EVNow
Well-Known Member
What I want them to do is to dial in particular typical driver personas for each profile setting
Assertive : Angry BMW driver in a midlife crisis
Standard : Office worker putting on makeup while talking on phone (and driving)
Chill : Limousine Driver
Installed on 5 cars so far: Softwate Version Rollouts | Tesla UpdatesI wonder if Elon is tired of hearing negative comments about known issues in early builds (James Locke) and told the release team to not include them in the initial releases going forward...
Seems like a lot less than the usual first-updaters.
Silicon Desert
Well-Known Member
Yes, one of my biggest concerns on prior betas were left turns. The left turns even in residential areas with no traffic were very erratic and jerky and then accelerates like a bat out of hell. Right turns have been fine for me. .69 fixed that for me. The left turns are now smooth especially in the residential areas where it went nuts before.Pretty good video of 10.69 - not looking too good for my major complaints. Bad lane choices, erratic steering on basic left turns.
I'm in the UK, where we still are limited by UNECE regulations so our cars can't even steer properly. This sounds like heaven!
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Did we watch the same video ? Looks good to me ...Pretty good video of 10.69 - not looking too good for my major complaints. Bad lane choices, erratic steering on basic left turns.
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