That is likely only maps...Tess is downloading an update... Hopefully it’s a good one!
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I can confirm one case of a model 3 that has 39.4 and he said he’s not part of early release.
Also for those saying Tesla can't police cars on the early access and connected to TeslaFi.
Tesla can insert test authentications tokens on tesla fi, capture the IP address Teslafi uses to connect to the cars and type of request they do.
Cross check that with cars in the early access that are receiving the same type of request or that their token is coming from the Tesla Fi IP address. Probably 6 hours of work to setup a firewall/network rules to detect this and automatically send a email to all of them to remove their cars.
Tesla can insert test authentications tokens on tesla fi, capture the IP address Teslafi uses to connect to the cars and type of request they do.
Cross check that with cars in the early access that are receiving the same type of request or that their token is coming from the Tesla Fi IP address. Probably 6 hours of work to setup a firewall/network rules to detect this and automatically send a email to all of them to remove their cars.
Probably an early release person with a very similar vin out there somewhere patiently waiting...
TT97
Active Member
I have an inside contact at the local SC (manager), he has been able to push updates to my cars whenever I ask him to (if available). I asked him about this one and he said is not yet released to the fleet.
Could not agree more. No need to pressure Tesla to put out something that isn't ready and devalue the car and our experience. I'm already loving every drive, it can only get better!
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
It's a good thing that Tesla is testing V9 through the early access and working through edge cases. I think the V9 that does go to the general public will be much better for it. Furthermore, I get the impression that V9 is not just a new software version but really is the first "pre-FSD" version of autopilot, calibrating all the cameras etc... So I think V9 will be a big milestone in autopilot development. I really look forward to it.
This speaks volumes and confirms what I said about us all being plain silly for believing the one dude on reddit that said he asked a random SC person who said it was coming out on 1st October. As I said, SCs have no idea about upcoming firmware releases beyond knowing what they already have.
Welp, since I will be leaving my car at the airport for a trip starting tomorrow, I am sure the wide release will commence tomorrow evening. Just so I have to stare at that "update available" message on my phone for my whole trip. (I already have 36.2)
You guys can thank me later.
You guys can thank me later.
And here I thought random call center people and techs were in the know with Tesla's IT department. Oh how naive I was!
Welp, since I will be leaving my car at the airport for a trip starting tomorrow, I am sure the wide release will commence tomorrow evening. Just so I have to stare at that "update available" message on my phone for my whole trip. (I already have 36.2)
You guys can thank me later.
Maybe your plane will have v9
In fact I am betting that some of the non-beta people who got v9 were accidental Early Access Program pushes and are getting rolled back. Given the continuing 2018.36.2 rollout, it doesn't seem like v9 is going out today. Back to everyone holding their breath.
Well there were 15 people on 39.4 and now there's only 13….
But with regards to pre-v9 rollbacks, I've seen failed updates reported this way to TeslaFi before
. Hopefully that's not what's being flushed out right now.Umm... The MCU really doesn't have that much processing power. And you aren't running the games on the EAP processor. (Though since you have to be parked they could probably come up with a way to do that...)
But Atari games are probably cheap to license.
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