Software Update 2018.39 4a3910f (plus other v9.0 early access builds)

[appleguru]

You 100% need WiFi for the maps update.

To add some more data, some entries from my car's logs:

"target_version":"NA-180906-1605","size":5506434476,"max_wifi_kbps":10000,"max_cell_kbps":0

nav_us start/resume download because conditions met: (BASE CONDITIONS) charging || ! sleepenabled || ( ! charging & (sleepenabled & sessiontime < 3600))

So, the latest maps download is ~5.5GB, and gets downloaded on WiFi only at a maximum of ~10mbps.

 

[bswn1]

To add some more data, some entries from my car's logs:

"target_version":"NA-180906-1605","size":5506434476,"max_wifi_kbps":10000,"max_cell_kbps":0

nav_us start/resume download because conditions met: (BASE CONDITIONS) charging || ! sleepenabled || ( ! charging & (sleepenabled & sessiontime < 3600))

So, the latest maps download is ~5.5GB, and gets downloaded on WiFi only at a maximum of ~10mbps.

Does the car also need to be charging and asleep?

 

[dailo]

To add some more data, some entries from my car's logs:

"target_version":"NA-180906-1605","size":5506434476,"max_wifi_kbps":10000,"max_cell_kbps":0

nav_us start/resume download because conditions met: (BASE CONDITIONS) charging || ! sleepenabled || ( ! charging & (sleepenabled & sessiontime < 3600))

So, the latest maps download is ~5.5GB, and gets downloaded on WiFi only at a maximum of ~10mbps.

What is sleepenabled? Is that controlled by enabling energy saving mode?

 

[chillaban]

That I believe is the Energy Saving setting. If I’m understanding it correctly:

With energy Saver off OR if you’re on a charger: it will download.

With it turned on and you’re not on a charger, it will only download for an hour at a time?

 

[studiojon]

That I believe is the Energy Saving setting. If I’m understanding it correctly:

With energy Saver off OR if you’re on a charger: it will download.

With it turned on and you’re not on a charger, it will only download for an hour at a time?

Energy saving setting no longer exists on MCU2

 

[Paladin732]

My 2018 S has downloaded 55GB in the past day or so, since I connected it to wifi, it has never been connected before.

That seems oddly large to me. (Mac 90:3a:e6:xx:xx:xx is early 2017 75s, right?)

 

[DDotJ]

Energy saving setting no longer exists on MCU2

Same with Model 3, and no "Always Connected" option either. I keep "waking" the car via mobile app because I don't want to miss out on the v9 rollout

 

[chillaban]

Energy saving setting no longer exists on MCU2

Right, I’m aware. I wonder what is the value of that condition on those cars.

 

[studiojon]

Right, I’m aware. I wonder what is the value of that condition on those cars.

It seems like they exist in the always connected mode regardless.

 

[chillaban]

It seems like they exist in the always connected mode regardless.

Model 3 owners seem to say their cars hop off WiFi and only hop on when they wake up.

Seems like some sort of strange hybrid mode!

 

[mhan00]

You 100% need WiFi for the maps update.

Makes sense. Tesla no doubt has little interest in paying for 5 gigabyte or so downloads (based on the download my Google WiFi told me my new 3 made within the first hour of me connecting the car to my network) regularly over LTE for a fleet of several hundred thousand cars.

 

[mhan00]

My 2018 S has downloaded 55GB in the past day or so, since I connected it to wifi, it has never been connected before.

That seems oddly large to me. (Mac 90:3a:e6:xx:xx:xx is early 2017 75s, right?)

If it’s the first time you’ve connected to WiFi, maybe your car is getting the past ten map updates you’ve missed?

 

[conman]

nav_us start/resume download because conditions met: (BASE CONDITIONS) charging || ! sleepenabled || ( ! charging & (sleepenabled & sessiontime < 3600))

So I'm going to set my car to charge at only 1A overnight to make sure it never goes to sleep... give it every chance possible of downloading since it goes to sleep between 10pm and 5am even with always on enabled.

 

[appleguru]

My 2018 S has downloaded 55GB in the past day or so, since I connected it to wifi, it has never been connected before.

That seems oddly large to me. (Mac 90:3a:e6:xx:xx:xx is early 2017 75s, right?)

Yes, that's the "parrot" WiFi module Tesla uses. 55GB is a lot. That tells me something is wrong/it is likely trying/retrying a download (or upload?) or something multiple times.

I would suggest rebooting your CID and seeing if that clears it up.

 

[appleguru]

So I'm going to set my car to charge at only 1A overnight to make sure it never goes to sleep... give it every chance possible of downloading.

My car is almost never plugged in when it is on wifi (and actually.. it is never really on wifi; I connect it to a hotspot when there are maps/other updates I need). These maps updates actually downloaded while driving (and on wifi), as well as at home parked (not plugged in), but on wifi. Took a LONG time, but did finish. But yes, plugging in + wifi is definitely the best way to make sure you get the updates!

 

[conman]

But yes, plugging in + wifi is definitely the best way to make sure you get the updates!

Seems that plugging in alone isn't enough, it has to actually be charging.

 

[appleguru]

Seems that plugging in alone isn't enough, it has to actually be charging.

I wouldn't take those variable names too literally... I can run some tests if you guys really want to know what qualifies

Also, RE sleep, when a map update is being downloaded, the car should disable sleep until it completes, so you shouldn't have to worry about anything there... so... again my recommendation is WiFi + plugged in!

 

[dcmetro]

Folks - So has the software started rolling in for all cars and not just the ones in the early adopters program?

 

[appleguru]

Folks - So has the software started rolling in for all cars and not just the ones in the early adopters program?

No.

 

[Zaxxon]

Folks - So has the software started rolling in for all cars and not just the ones in the early adopters program?

I'm sure someone will post here as soon as .40 is detected...