MacGreiner
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Which one will be the March 15 rollout - one of these, or one still to come?
For some us, it will be the biggest update since version 9 came out.
For some us, it will be the biggest update since version 9 came out.
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Model 3 Software Update 2019.5.x
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Knightshade
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Still havent gotten 2019.5 and 7 already out
5 stopped rolling out very soon after it began, numerous folks found bugs it seems
Still havent gotten 2019.5 and 7 already out
At the moment 2019.7.11 is for select testers in the Early Access Program only. Even if it was out publicly there are still people on 2019.5.x. Once no one is on 2019.5.x then this thread can die
ConcordeSST
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Looks like 5.15 might finally be the one. A bunch of U.S. installs for that one this morning.
At the moment 2019.7.11 is for select testers in the Early Access Program only. Even if it was out publicly there are still people on 2019.5.x. Once no one is on 2019.5.x then this thread can die
How do you know it is only for EAP people? just curious.
Im not understanding the naming convention of these firmware updates. I thought I did... 2019.5.15 is obviously a lower number than 2019.5.4. I get that there could be different numbers for different hardware configurations, but tesla doesnt do that.
So, how is 2019.5.15 NEWER than 2019.5.4 (which in effect would 2019.5.40)?
So, how is 2019.5.15 NEWER than 2019.5.4 (which in effect would 2019.5.40)?
TT97
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I got 2019.5.15 this morning. Seems to be rolling out to everyone that purchased the new non-e AP. Though AP has yet to be activated.
Word of warning, this update took closer to 30 minutes. I'm used to 20-25 minutes, so in my excitement this morning I ran the update, but had to get the kids to school. So I am happy to confirm you can drive the car just fine! (though the update finished about 30 seconds into my drive)
Word of warning, this update took closer to 30 minutes. I'm used to 20-25 minutes, so in my excitement this morning I ran the update, but had to get the kids to school. So I am happy to confirm you can drive the car just fine! (though the update finished about 30 seconds into my drive)
So, does that mean that 2018.6 is not newer than 2018.50?
Yep that is correct. The version number isn't a single number in the mathematical sense. (Numbers don't have multiple decimal points do they?) Each segment of the version number is a number by itself so no leading zeros are necessary.
The best way to think of it is that each set of numbers is independent. The first is the year of the build, the second is the week the build was started, and the third is the iteration of the build. 2019.5.4 is the 4th version of the 5th week of the 2019th year. Now as we all know, these builds can be released long after the week in question has passed, especially due to the nuances of test cycles and so forth, but that's the basic concept.
Because I follow this stuff way too closely
2019.7.11 was a version deployed to enable V3 supercharging at the test site in Fremont earlier this week. Only a select group of people from the Early Access Program were given access to this and invited to go to the V3 supercharger unveiling. Without this update the Model 3 does not support the higher charge rates that the V3 superchargers provide. There's a whole thread on version 2019.7.11.
I got 5.15 this morning also. And I had bought the non-e AP 3 days ago...
(But AP feature still not enabled)
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