DDotJ
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OP from Reddit says 39.3Do you know if they are releasing 39.2.1 or something else? 40 maybe?
Edit: Actually I just saw on Reddit that is 39.3
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OP from Reddit says 39.3Do you know if they are releasing 39.2.1 or something else? 40 maybe?
Edit: Actually I just saw on Reddit that is 39.3
I can concern that my vehicle would not change lanes on AP if there is a vehicle approaching and still as far as 50-60 feet away. I tested it many times
Any idea what domain the update image comes from?
Have logs of a few different tesla domains the car just pinged.
2018-09-30 22:58:58 A www.teslamotors.com
2018-09-30 22:56:27 AAAA tesla-hermes-snapshot-motors.s3.amazonaws.com
2018-09-30 22:55:15 A telemetry-prd.vn.tesla.services
2018-09-30 22:51:08 A daws.tesla.services
You probably won’t see it in your DNS log, I think it gets the URL over VPN. If you sniff the traffic you will ultimately see the URL it downloads (forgot what it was) and can even download the image, but useless since it it encrypted.
I also noticed the previous version for that car was 39.2 so he already had V9.
There's another one just come up, went from 34.1 to 39.3!I also noticed the previous version for that car was 39.2 so he already had V9.
The Navigate on Autopilot option was greyed out after the update until additional cameras could be calibrated. After 5 miles of driving, the option was enabled and... I love this freakin car and company!
With regards to Navigate on Autopilot, I needed to confirm all lane changes. The option for unconfirmed lane changes, as seen on preliminary v9 videos, is not available. During a quick late-night test drive, EAP was able to navigate interchanges and exit the freeway onto local roads. When exiting onto local roads, the vehicle would slow down to the displayed speed limits. In daily use, I'll probably feel safer turning off EAP as soon as I start exiting to a local road. Overall, I found the user interface and experience to be robust and look forward to testing it out further. A few other notes: the display now shows actual lane widths and I was able to navigate a difficult local road with cars parked on the side that EAP was never able to previously.
Firmware is being pushed to more cars but seems to be an odd .39 build and not a full rollout yet.
what makes you say .40 with such certainty?So maybe .39.3 is a larger rollout, but .40 is the wide release.
The firmware isnt loaded over vpnAny idea what domain the update image comes from?
Have logs of a few different tesla domains the car just pinged.
2018-09-30 22:58:58 A www.teslamotors.com
2018-09-30 22:56:27 AAAA tesla-hermes-snapshot-motors.s3.amazonaws.com
2018-09-30 22:55:15 A telemetry-prd.vn.tesla.services
2018-09-30 22:51:08 A daws.tesla.services
Can someone confirm what features are present in Europe?
With Auto Line changes disabled, are all the other features of Drive On Nav the same as what is available in US?
Drive on Nav is only available in the US
Everything else is available I think.
In the past, the encrypted firmware update files were downloaded via HTTP, so there was a DNS lookup prior. I think it came from CDN servers like AWS or akamai in the past.You probably won’t see it in your DNS log, I think it gets the URL over VPN. If you sniff the traffic you will ultimately see the URL it downloads (forgot what it was) and can even download the image, but useless since it it encrypted.