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I’m on 2022.40.4.1 and haven’t seen anyway to do it. Just going to have to sit on my hands, rock back and forth talking to myself, and wait for 11, I guess.
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FSD Beta 10.69
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And before V11 comes out there will be another update leaving us one stack ahead of FSD. Never ending cycle.
willow_hiller
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I think 10.69.3.1 will be the last FSD Beta version on a different branch from the main branch. Now that FSD Beta is available without a safety store, from now on it will be just like other FSD features: available in the code, but locked behind a feature flag.
With what you know, the solution is simple. Do not install a new update until the car downloads one with FSD beta.
So you admit to drinking to the point where someone asked you if you've had too much to drink, then you drive home using FSD........not a responsible thing to do.......and Im speaking as someone who had lost a sibling to a drunk driver.
First night drive on 10.69.3.1 and the auto-high beam was almost perfect—a huge improvement. Wide swinging attempt at lane keeping during a wide merge would have gotten me pulled over if a cop had been watching. Still think it is a big improvement and that it’s not ready for wide adoption by people who don’t want to nurse a novice driver.
Mine downloaded 2022.40.4.1 today and now says I am on v.11 - I am confused. Is this 11?
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It is GUI version 11.0, originally released last December. You do not have FSD beta, let alone FSD beta 11.X.
I was just on 10.69.x and am in FSDb but I wasnt clear on what this v11 update was about.
powertoold
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I'm finding that 69.3.1 works better than prior versions when traffic is light, and it can see the lanes and markings. But if there are lots of cars on the road, it's more difficult for it to figure out where it is and where it needs to be.
I do find there are a couple of improvements with 69.3.1, but when there's moderate to heavy traffic, it falters.
I had by far best drive on my commute route today. I didn't even have my hands on the wheel, just drove relatively comfortably all the way home, no interventions.
I do find there are a couple of improvements with 69.3.1, but when there's moderate to heavy traffic, it falters.
I had by far best drive on my commute route today. I didn't even have my hands on the wheel, just drove relatively comfortably all the way home, no interventions.
If you installed 2022.40.4.1, then I don't think you are on FSDb anymore. Could you verify FSDb shows on the software screen?
The latest couple of updates are super sensitive to holding a phone up and recording video. Brings up pay attention nag pretty quick even with a solid grip and jiggling the steering wheel. Properly done IMO. Does specifically say no cell use. Very latest update is also a completely different driver than the last 2.4. A bit more aggressive. Still won’t turn into my street but will enter parking lots and exit them. Solid improvements. & wide screen FSD visuals, awesome
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10.69.3.1 - finally got it on Late 2016 Model S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Upgraded to MCU 2 at my expense, but otherwise got the AP/HW 2.0->3.0 and FSD Cameras upgraded for free. Overall very impressed and some 5.5 years later finally got the FSD we paid for! I am enjoying it. I do feel 10.69.3.1 is improved over the previous version which I had already had the chance to experience on the Model 3.
Is it perfect? NO it's definitely still a beta - but it is a lot of fun and fairly good - but keep your eyes open esp on left turns!
Upgraded to MCU 2 at my expense, but otherwise got the AP/HW 2.0->3.0 and FSD Cameras upgraded for free. Overall very impressed and some 5.5 years later finally got the FSD we paid for! I am enjoying it. I do feel 10.69.3.1 is improved over the previous version which I had already had the chance to experience on the Model 3.
Is it perfect? NO it's definitely still a beta - but it is a lot of fun and fairly good - but keep your eyes open esp on left turns!
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Pretty sure someone else mentioned there is a Tesla app where you can request firmware fixes and they do it rather quickly actually. I had a firmware hang on 8% on my app but the car showed the update wasn’t available. Request software update on the app and they fix it
Sure as sh…yep, that’s what happened, I’m no longer showing FSD!
The question is it better for a poor driver to beta since it might do better even with its flaws than the poor driver.
FSDtester#1
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I am sorry about your loss. The person that asked me if I had drank too much was really intoxicated. To clarify, I was not. I had 3 drinks over 4 hours and he thought I was pounding drinks like he was. The house I was at belongs to a deputy sheriff. He, before getting in my car for the fsd demonstration gave me a breathalyzer to ease the others concerns. I blew a .02, which meant I had less than 1/2 of a beer in my system at the point I showed them fsd beta. .08 is the limit in my state for a dui. He and the others including myself knew I was fine to drive. I am sorry I made it sound like a joke. I should of clarified the entire story. I don't, and never will condone drinking and driving. I also have lost many friends growing up to people who don't know when to call a taxi. Right now you have to be super vigilant using beta, and I or anyone else would have to be stupid to use it under the influence. Hopefully one day when it's level 4 or 5 none of us will have to worry about drunk driving. For now, you have my sympathy for your loss. Sorry for not explaining further earlier.
Drove from (intercity) ATL to a small town near Savannah. Used Beta from leaving and only disengaged when pulling into a Supercharger (Dublin, GA). Of course by far most driving was on AP Stack but Beta still worked when on the Stack. After lunch and talking up how well Beta drove I took some family members for a short test drive in a small town. It flubbed, weaved into the other lanes, high jerk, tried to left turn into a car and even panic stopped (after already past) for pedestrians clearly not walking into the path of the car. Was an embarrassing show and all they did was (legitimately) laugh and joke about how bad it was. Of course after I left it decided to drive near flawlessly.
Complacency kills. As long as the developers of the system warn that it can do "the wrong thing at the worst time", the behavior and attitude you described is extremely irresponsible. Don't become a statistic irrational regulators could use to shut down the biggest potential improvement in road safety since seat belts.
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