Is there a limit in how many software updates you can install in one day?

[Arrosto]

Hello everybody,

I've just upgraded my MX 2018 from HW2.5 to HW3 and from MCU1 to MCU2, yesterday.
Software was stuck at 2022.8.10.17, before the upgrade.

Got the first upgrade to 2023.38.9 from the Tesla service yesterday.
Today downloaded and installed 2023.44.30.14.

Still many versions are there up to 2024.20.x.

Is there a (known) limit of updates per day (e.g. just one) or has anyone experience of multiple updates in a row?

Another question: is there a way to know if the cameras have been upgraded, too?
To me it seems like the images are not a lot better than before in terms of quality and resolution, but I may just be wrong...

 

[Sandiegodoug]

Look at your invoice. When my cameras were upgraded, the part numbers were on my invoice.

 

[Arrosto]

Look at your invoice. When my cameras were upgraded, the part numbers were on my invoice.

Nothing related to cameras in the invoice.
System required "calibration for new cameras" when I left the Tesla Service, but I guess that this is a standard message and that the recalibration was due to the MCU/HW upgrade.

 

[Bigriver]

Another question: is there a way to know if the cameras have been upgraded, too?

Your 2018 didn’t need any camera upgrades. Your car was HW2.5; it is the HW2.0 cars from mid-2017 and earlier that needed camera upgrades.

 

[Bigriver]

many versions are there up to 2024.20.x.

You dont have to step through every version that others have. Here, for example, are the immediate previous versions of 2024.14.9 cars on Teslafi.

 

[towndrunk]

There may be several recommended upgrade paths to get to current. I suspect you may need to hit a couple of them.

 

[Bigriver]

@Arrosto, just checking in on whether you are aware that 2024.20.x is probably not where you are going to land anytime soon, nor is it where you necessarily want to be. It appears to me that they are consolidating cars with purchased FSD on 2024.14.9, in preparation for an update to FSD V12.4 that looks like it may first roll out with 2024.15.*.

 

[Sandiegodoug]

Your 2018 didn’t need any camera upgrades. Your car was HW2.5; it is the HW2.0 cars from mid-2017 and earlier that needed camera upgrades.

Mine was a 6/17
Needed new cameras

 

[Sandiegodoug]

@Arrosto, just checking in on whether you are aware that 2024.20.x is probably not where you are going to land anytime soon, nor is it where you necessarily want to be. It appears to me that they are consolidating cars with purchased FSD on 2024.14.9, in preparation for an update to FSD V12.4 that looks like it may first roll out with 2024.15.*.
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I just got 24.14.9 on my 6/17

 

[Bigriver]

Mine was a 6/17
Needed new cameras

Mine is a 9/17 build and did not need new cameras. I think the transition from 2.0 to 2.5 was August 2017.

I just got 24.14.9 on my 6/17

We have 3 cars with FSD and they have all updated to 24.14.9 this week.

 

[Arrosto]

@Arrosto, just checking in on whether you are aware that 2024.20.x is probably not where you are going to land anytime soon, nor is it where you necessarily want to be. It appears to me that they are consolidating cars with purchased FSD on 2024.14.9, in preparation for an update to FSD V12.4 that looks like it may first roll out with 2024.15.*.

Yes, I would just like to arrive at least at 2024.14.9, that looks to be "crowded", in order to have the Vision Park Assist, that I hope it will take profit from the USS that I have.
I previously had it on a MY 2023 without USS and it was nice.

But all in all, going from a 2022.38.9 to 2023.44.30.14 was already quite a huge upgrade.
Looking forward for new updates.

 

[Arrosto]

Yes, I would just like to arrive at least at 2024.14.9, that looks to be "crowded", in order to have the Vision Park Assist, that I hope it will take profit from the USS that I have.
I previously had it on a MY 2023 without USS and it was nice.

But all in all, going from a 2022.38.9 to 2023.44.30.14 was already quite a huge upgrade.
Looking forward for new updates.

2024.14.9 downloading now...

(edit) already downloaded... Installing now...


It seems that the vision park assist is not available for MCU2... But I remember that it was said to be available with some visual limitations... (less 3D, etc).

Anyone with MCU2 confirming?

 

[E90alex]

Vision-based park assist (high fidelity park assist) is only available on cars with Ryzen MCU.

Vision-based Autopark (self parking) is not available on Legacy S/X

 

[Arrosto]

Vision-based park assist (high fidelity park assist) is only available on cars with Ryzen MCU.

Vision-based Autopark (self parking) is not available on Legacy S/X

It was said on notateslaapp that Intel Atom vehicles will also have the vision bases park assist, with some visual limitations.
Not sure about when...

Autopark works but not vision based.

 

[Arrosto]

It was said on notateslaapp that Intel Atom vehicles will also have the vision bases park assist, with some visual limitations.
Not sure about when...

Autopark works but not vision based.

The Differences Between the New Autopark on Intel vs AMD Tesla Vehicles [Video]

Tesla is rolling out the new Autopark for vehicles with ultrasonic sensors, and surprisingly they get some new visuals.

www.notateslaapp.com

 

[SalisburySam]

Is there a limit in how many software updates you can install in one day?​

Maybe, but don’t know. As a single datapoint: In my 110 updates since purchase, I’ve had two updates on one day, and that has happened three times. Once, I had two in one day and one the next, so actually three in a 24-hour period.

 

[Arrosto]

@Arrosto, just checking in on whether you are aware that 2024.20.x is probably not where you are going to land anytime soon, nor is it where you necessarily want to be. It appears to me that they are consolidating cars with purchased FSD on 2024.14.9, in preparation for an update to FSD V12.4 that looks like it may first roll out with 2024.15.*.
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Got today 2024.20.1

But no change in anything, guess that it is a step to the merge to the same software version for all vehicles.

Still no vision-based park assist for MCU2.

 

[DCGOO]

Got today 2024.20.1

But no change in anything, guess that it is a step to the merge to the same software version for all vehicles.

Still no vision-based park assist for MCU2.

You DO have to turn that feature on in settings. I have had it on my June 2022, since 2024.3.25.

 

[Arrosto]

You DO have to turn that feature on in settings. I have had it on my June 2022, since 2024.3.25.

I've tried to search in settings ... nothing there.
I've seen that settings in some screenshots from other users, but it is not there ... no choice on Vision Park or Standard.

 

[Bigriver]

I've tried to search in settings ... nothing there.
I've seen that settings in some screenshots from other users, but it is not there ... no choice on Vision Park or Standard.

I don’t have any expectations that this will come to legacy vertical screen model S/X. It is not a topic that I have followed closely though. Are there any that have gotten it? My 2017 model X does not have it. My 2018 model 3 has had the vision based autopark option for quite awhile. Both cars currently on 2024.14.9.