SpudLime
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I dont think #1 is true. A buddy got his model X 1 month before me in June and he has v9 already.
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How long one has to wait to get the V9?
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can i suggest you unpair your car from your wifi at home, let it sit for a few hours and then re-pair it. you would be surprised what a little "refresh" will do to a car that has been sitting idle.
if you wanted to do this right... the car out for a spin.. if you do this.. then there is no need to unpair from your wifi.
sounds like you aren't in much of a hurry to upgrade to V9
s1rk
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Going to the SC today to get my tires replaced. Time to test the connect to SC WiFi theory! Although I don't think I'm ready to part with the v8 split screen.....
PetersRD
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Thanks for the tip. I suspected that might be the case, so I told my wife we're taking it out to dinner tonight. Well, OK, I suggested to my wife that we should take it out tonight. Let's see what happens overnight. Frankly I don't care what version it is, I just want to drive it. It's her car for work (realtor) and she's been waiting for the lease to run out on the car this is replacing... hence the delay.
s1rk
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Sorry guys but I cannot confirm it. They ended up pushing it to the car during the service.
P.S. I miss the old split screen.
P.S. I miss the old split screen.
SpudLime
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PetersRD
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Driving the car to dinner on Friday must have done it, because Saturday morning the update was available. When I got in the car it said the update might take 1 hour 40 minutes but it only took about an hour. All went well, apparently.
This is most certainly the case. I was complaining that I wasn't getting V9, and realized I had changed my WiFi password at home and hadn't updated the cars connections. After I reconnected both to WiFi, my two Teslas received the update within one hour. I doubt that was a coincidence.
I hated the UI changes in the last major update (was that V7?). You know what? After a few weeks I realized I liked it.
We are not wired to like people changing UIs for us. But once we have retrained our own neural networks it rarely is not worth it (I still remember the complaints about Windows 95 over Windows 3.1, or XP over 95, then 7 over XP...).
Sorry for your pain. The news is that the different road painting designs in Europe are delaying V9. Perhaps a more unified EU with all EU road regulations post-Brexit just to keep it simple?
I’ve seen that comment in respect of Nav to Drive (if I’ve remembered the phrase correctly) and that's been pulled anyway. The rest of V9 should be workable dhouldn’t It?
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