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Getting USB too slow error with V10
- Thread starter jboy210
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Hi Jboy210,
That is weird... Mine is a March 2018 X with MCU2... AP 2.5
I am using a PNY 64GB 200MB/s USB 3.0 Flash Drive Elite-X Fit from Amazon
and it (seems) to work OK. It is tiny.
I always get "the drive is corrupted" error but after a "scan and fix" by Windows (10) it says "No errors"
and works fine - Film clips are present and legible.
???
Shawn
That is weird... Mine is a March 2018 X with MCU2... AP 2.5
I am using a PNY 64GB 200MB/s USB 3.0 Flash Drive Elite-X Fit from Amazon
and it (seems) to work OK. It is tiny.
I always get "the drive is corrupted" error but after a "scan and fix" by Windows (10) it says "No errors"
and works fine - Film clips are present and legible.
???
Shawn
Hi Jboy210,
Yes, I am on V10 - 2019.32.11
I got the rapid sequence double update over the weekend.
I still get the error message about drive needing repair.
Since 9/28/2019, I see the addition of a 4th file to the sets, one for the rear camera... There is valid video
data in those files...
I do not see an additional "Sentry" file or folder. I'm not sure if I am supposed to create one.
I know my car has been on Sentry mode but there have not been any events...
Shawn
Yes, I am on V10 - 2019.32.11
I got the rapid sequence double update over the weekend.
I still get the error message about drive needing repair.
Since 9/28/2019, I see the addition of a 4th file to the sets, one for the rear camera... There is valid video
data in those files...
I do not see an additional "Sentry" file or folder. I'm not sure if I am supposed to create one.
I know my car has been on Sentry mode but there have not been any events...
Shawn
I wonder if it has something
I wonder if it is this new rear camera capture pushing the bandwidth requirements too high for most USB sticks.
I wonder if it is this new rear camera capture pushing the bandwidth requirements too high for most USB sticks.
eml2
Member
I am also seeing this on my MX since it is upgraded to 2019.32.11. I ran speed test on 2 different USB drives. Both are faster than 4MB/s on sequential write (8 and 12 MB/s respectively), and both are hitting this error after a day or 2.
Unplug and re-plug the USB drive will remove the error, until it happens again.
This is definitely a bug.
Unplug and re-plug the USB drive will remove the error, until it happens again.
This is definitely a bug.
Manitoba Keith
Member
Same here with USB-3 drive. Worked fine previously but fails frequently since the 32.11 update.
I reformatted my drive also, and it too seems to be OK. I guess it is watch and wait time.
JPP
Active Member
It is not your USB drive. This error has appeared intermittently for many folks on v9 and also v10 firmware. FWIW I have seen it intermittently, and have been using a big fast video rated USB 3.1 jump drive for a year. When I see the error I just pull the drive out and reinsert it. We have to wait for Tesla to sort this out.
jeffro01
Active Member
This bug is exceptionally annoying and really defeats the purpose of having the feature in the first place... Mine started with v9 and no matter how many times I reformat the thing, it comes back after a few days. What's worse is it ALWAYS seems to happen when sentry mode detects something which of course makes sentry mode useless...
Anyone without this bug care to comment on what kind of USB drive you're using? It's possible that mine is just not good enough even though it meets the specifications on paper...
Jeff
Hi Jeffro01,
It's not anything fancy... but I use a PNY 64GB 200MB/s USB 3.0 Flash Drive Elite-X Fit from Amazon.
It is very small.
I have not received the error too slow message, but I always get "this drive needs to be repaired" message
after putting it into the computer. I put it in and scan with repair to the result "no errors found."
I see yesterday there was a Sentry event - I opened the trunk not knowing it was in Sentry mode, so it showed me
reaching for the trunk open button on the trunk.
It also added a "SentryClips" subfolder to the TeslaCam folder which was not there before.
Shawn
It's not anything fancy... but I use a PNY 64GB 200MB/s USB 3.0 Flash Drive Elite-X Fit from Amazon.
It is very small.
I have not received the error too slow message, but I always get "this drive needs to be repaired" message
after putting it into the computer. I put it in and scan with repair to the result "no errors found."
I see yesterday there was a Sentry event - I opened the trunk not knowing it was in Sentry mode, so it showed me
reaching for the trunk open button on the trunk.
It also added a "SentryClips" subfolder to the TeslaCam folder which was not there before.
Shawn
SeBsZ
Former Vendor
I keep getting this on Model 3 starting with V10, but had no issues the first few days on v10. I use a Raspberry Pi with a really fast SD card. So annoying.
I haven't have my model 3 long enough on v9 (recent purchase) to know for sure, but ever since moving to v10 Sentry seems all but useless. Constant "usb too slow" errors are preventing it from capturing events. If I engage the dashcam while driving it happily records everything perfectly, so I know the drive can handle 4x streams being written to it without issue.
Update.
Received update yesterday. Got a couple of sentry events today. No 'USB too slow' error. So maybe latest updated fixed the issue.
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