3Victoria
Active Member
Sterling Anderson was in charge of X production, and AP. HE has some great videos on determining safe path through obstructions.
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But, this update came with ludicrous+!!!
Plus it supposedly has a change in behavior for AP in certain circumstances. That's enough to be included in the release notes.
FWIW yes this was 2.52.36, nothing new in release notes. Doesn't seem like that many people have it yet according to Tesla Firmware Upgrade Tracker Web App, and they all look like P100D variants (Not sure what the 'PD' trim is supposed to be...). From the (limited) data so far I wonder if this is only going to P100Ds (Model S and X), in which case maybe it indicates the Ludicrous+/easter egg update?? Perhaps a bit of a stretch
FWIW yes this was 2.52.36, nothing new in release notes. Doesn't seem like that many people have it yet according to Tesla Firmware Upgrade Tracker Web App, and they all look like P100D variants (Not sure what the 'PD' trim is supposed to be...). From the (limited) data so far I wonder if this is only going to P100Ds (Model S and X), in which case maybe it indicates the Ludicrous+/easter egg update?? Perhaps a bit of a stretch
Ok I just saw the other thread (Ludicrous Plus is HERE!) - guess I was right
Kcain
Member
I am one of the initial Cali 1000 and my AP finally enabled after driving 752 miles. However, autosteer will not work at any speed. It get either "temporarily unavailable" or "disabled on this road" messages at below and above 35mph. I have not received the latest update from 1/9.
Interesting, I'm still waiting on mine. Notably, I talked with a service rep today who said that the new update would definitely make that go away, but mine may finish before getting it. It sounds like camera calibration is no longer necessary with the newest update.
Update on my failed firmware install this morning:
I spoke with Tesla Support by phone later today and they informed me that I was not getting the .185 update. Instead I was getting some patches and fixes to the .180 update I already have. I don't have to schedule this, it will just download and fix on its own overnight.
I spoke with Tesla Support by phone later today and they informed me that I was not getting the .185 update. Instead I was getting some patches and fixes to the .180 update I already have. I don't have to schedule this, it will just download and fix on its own overnight.
hill
high fiber member
I'm still waiting on my calibration to finish too. I have gone about 750 miles as well.
Yep. Every night it's on my wifi and I'm on a 1Gbps internet connection. And it's actually 840 miles for me since the update.
NerdUno
Member
I am confused. It seems like the updated point release is out as per the tweet. But I have yet to see anyone with AP2 or AP1 acknowledge here that they have received it.
I've seen AP1 folks here confirm that they received an update. There's supposedly been some AP2 ones receiving a different update recently as well. Notably, I'm one of the 1000 that received .185 and still no update here.
Why post that crappy spam here?
Any article by short seller Paulo Santos needs to be marked as crap before posting on TMC.
I just want cruise control
. I had it for 1 day after delivery before getting the .185 update and have just gotten the camera calibration message ever since. This is the first car I've owned to lack cruise control since my very first car when I was 16.Similar threads
