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MASTER THREAD: 2019.36.2.1 - new HOLD mode and other features
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Bill Price
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What did you base this very specific question on?
I hope there isn’t something affecting this (my) configuration.
Sounds like we will get the update, but some things might not be enabled for 2.5 hardware. Not sure how I feel about that really.
Tesla update forks features for Model 3s built pre/post April 2019 - Electrek
jebinc
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Not sure as those could just be the few folks that finally got around to installing a previously downloaded file (perhaps they just returned from being away, etc.). Doesn't make since (to me anyway) to have a trickle rate that slow. I can see dumping a hundred here and there, before the big roll out, but this drip is what we saw with 36.1 - before it was replaced with 36.2.1.... so, I'll be looking for 36.3.x... Given up on 36.2.1, myself.
Sounds like we will get the update, but some things might not be enabled for 2.5 hardware. Not sure how I feel about that really.
Tesla update forks features for Model 3s built pre/post April 2019 - Electrek
Maybe those of us who purchased FSD before 4/19 will get the 2nd gen chip they're referencing?
"Or is it possible that the second generation of the FSD chip (already in the works) will be required for Level 5 autonomy?"
SDRick
Active Member
Exactly, driving with hold mode reminds me of a shuffleboard type game where you provide just enough energy for the object to come to rest just at the right spot!
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We paid for FSD on 2.5 and if we are missing of any features vs 3.0 then tesla needs to update our chip as promise to make it compatible. I hope they are not waiting to roll out all traffics stopping, citi pilot to HW3 then upgrade to us. He also said the HW2.5 capable of city and traffic lights. So idk, feel like we bought FSD, down almost into 2 years of owner ship now (Jun 2018). And we didnt get what was promise on FSD. 3 more years till 5 years warranty is up and car starts breaking down and outdated we need to trade in. I felt like FSD is a scam.
yerEVan
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If autopilot messes up at all, do a bug report that autopilot failed due to “blah blah”. Maybe it will trigger something.
C141medic
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If you purchased FSD, according to Elon, the HW3 upgrade will be included at no cost. Who knows what’ll happen between now and the time they’re ready to upgrade our HW 2.5 chips? Sure would be nice to get the 2nd generation chip but I wouldn’t hold my breath.
I think that Tesla is waiting until city driving (stop light/sign and city traffic) is close to rolling out. Hopefully they’ll start upgrading us to HW3 (or whatever it’ll be by then) at that point. Definitely frustrating waiting.
yerEVan
Active Member
You push in and hold the right steering wheel button and say “bug report, autopilot got off the wrong exit.”
Then when done, you let go. And it will show on the screen “thank you for your bug report” or something like that. You have to start the sentence off with “Bug Report”
M109Rider
Active Member
If I recall, Tesla said you will get HW 3 if you bought full self driving.
He also said (In some context) that we will get the HW 3 upgrade when FSD features require it.
I’m not sure (missing traffic cones), would qualify for FSD features. That’s a visual thing, not a FSD feature.
Relax a little, you’ll get the HW 3 upgrade when the software requires it for FSD.
Atari2600
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Why do people keep saying “upgrade our 2.5 chips”?
HW3 is an entire computer upgrade with new redundant power supplies, redundant camera inputs, redundant RAM, CPU, GPU and neural processing network units. They appear to keep the water cooling block and that’s pretty much it.
I’ve been spending my weekend upgrading my Intel 4930k to an AMD 3900X chip.
HW3 is an entire computer upgrade with new redundant power supplies, redundant camera inputs, redundant RAM, CPU, GPU and neural processing network units. They appear to keep the water cooling block and that’s pretty much it.
I’ve been spending my weekend upgrading my Intel 4930k to an AMD 3900X chip.
2.5 has all that too. It’s just a chip upgrade from 2.5 to 3.0. 2.0 to 3.0 would be extensive.
Why do people keep saying “upgrade our 2.5 chips”?
HW3 is an entire computer upgrade with new redundant power supplies, redundant camera inputs, redundant RAM, CPU, GPU and neural processing network units. They appear to keep the water cooling block and that’s pretty much it.
I’ve been spending my weekend upgrading my Intel 4930k to an AMD 3900X chip.
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