Wow! thank you so much! I pressed the Advanced button several times and my car started downloading update 2022.20.9. But why I am getting the "old" software 2022.20.9 version for the update? I own a Model X Year 2022 with FSD purchased. Safety Score 98.
I still don’t know if it actually did anything or was just a coincidence (I believe at one point it actually used to) but no reason not to try!
New owner in March 2022. Found and pressed the FSDb application button on the car within a few days. Spent until mid-June with Safety Scores in the low to mid-90s, and using NoA very little. About June 15th I was alerted that there was new software ready already downloaded and ready for me to install. Only after I had installed it did the sight of the red steering wheel of death greeting me at the top of the release notes alert me to the fact I had finally gotten into the anointed FSDb pool. No email or other notification.
Nice! Mine usually stops for my neighbors. So excited to not have those delays in my drive anymore!
Nah - it’s kind of like repeatedly hitting the button on a stoplight when you’re standing on the corner waiting to cross!
On this topic - when they add a substantial new group of testers (as they’re about to do this week) they REALLY should send them an email going over in detail the current state of FSD, how to enable it, what to watch out for, etc.
Agree completely. I am a little worried in behalf of unsuspecting new beta testers. Chuck Cook (@Chazman92) put out a video for new beta testers about 18 months ago and I hope he does another one. It offers advice and caution that will help orient folks who are new to this. As a side note it's interesting to see the bounding boxes in version 8.2 that was the state of the art back then. If nothing like this is made now I plan to send this to some folks who will be getting a beta version soon.
You do realize I already knew this and was just trying to be facetious!
