Software Update 2019.4.x

[boaterva]

No It display the actual int temperature of you car

Well, that number is/was already on the screen at the bottom and should be pretty constant while HVAC is on. Let’s say a variable graphic. It’s a nice touch but the graphic took more time than the actual ‘programming’.

Still waiting for where the heck 2019.4 is!

 

[Mark_T]

Unfortunately I like passive entry for my vehicle.

You are not alone, so do car thieves

 

[Huskyf]

Well, that number is/was already on the screen at the bottom and should be pretty constant while HVAC is on. Let’s say a variable graphic. It’s a nice touch but the graphic took more time than the actual ‘programming’.

Still waiting for where the heck 2019.4 is!

Display LIVE temperature !

 

[Penfold]

2019.5.2 c21b3a5 just landed, so created new thread. No idea what’s in it yet and only on a model 3 as well.

 

[iTech]

2019.5.2 c21b3a5 just landed, so created new thread. No idea what’s in it yet and only on a model 3 as well.

Model 3 Software Update 2019.5.x

 

[boaterva]

Display LIVE temperature !

What do you mean? That the graphic is using the live temperature? I know, that's why I said 'a dynamic graphic'. And as was said, the one we are all getting will be 2019.5.2, it looks like. Woohoo!

 

[P100D_Me]

I'd love to know what their method of deploying updates to each vehicle is based around. Are they compiling a software build for each and every car? Why do some cars get updated to newer releases than other cars on the same day with the same hardware?
I've had several complaints to my Tesla service centre about the mess that is version 2018.48.12.1, there's been 9 updates since that release and I can't seem to manage to get any of them to fix my reported and logged issues caused by 2018.48.12.1.
When you are constantly told that a software update will fix 'x', 'y' and 'z' then how about giving us the option to just download the damn thing when we want? (Don't tell me Elon said user initiated updates are coming, I'll believe it when I see it).

 

[Lasttoy]

I'd be happy if they would install 18.50.6 on my S. I have not geen able to super charge sine v9 was installed and no one cares.
I submit a complaint and dont get a reply.

 

[P100D_Me]

^^ That sucks ^^

 

[TJPDX]

I'd love to know what their method of deploying updates to each vehicle is based around. Are they compiling a software build for each and every car? Why do some cars get updated to newer releases than other cars on the same day with the same hardware?
I've had several complaints to my Tesla service centre about the mess that is version 2018.48.12.1, there's been 9 updates since that release and I can't seem to manage to get any of them to fix my reported and logged issues caused by 2018.48.12.1.
When you are constantly told that a software update will fix 'x', 'y' and 'z' then how about giving us the option to just download the damn thing when we want? (Don't tell me Elon said user initiated updates are coming, I'll believe it when I see it).

Elon Musk on Twitter

He mentiones it here, so maybe sooner then later

 

[MP3Mike]

I'd be happy if they would install 18.50.6 on my S. I have not geen able to super charge sine v9 was installed and no one cares.
I submit a complaint and dont get a reply.

Are you sure it is V9 that broke it? And is it broken at all Supercharger sites?

I thought it was a version of firmware deployed to the Supercharger that broke things, not the firmware on the cars. And that firmware only went to some sites with specific hardware versions.

 

[Mark_T]

I received 18.50.7 today on my S, so that is still being rolled out it seems...

 

[boonedocks]

Elon Musk on Twitter

He mentiones it here, so maybe sooner then later

That’s a joke right? This is from April 2017 so I would go with later not sooner in your statement:

 

[P100D_Me]

That’s a joke right? This is from April 2017 so I would go with later not sooner in your statement:

Hence why my post included "Don't tell me Elon said user initiated updates are coming, I'll believe it when I see it"

 

[shred86]

I received 18.50.7 today on my S, so that is still being rolled out it seems...

Looks like 18.50.6 is still being rolled out as well. Are these versions required before 2019.5.2? If not, seems like it would make more sense to just update folks to the latest version.

I’m still on 2018.48.12.1. No love for AP1...

 

[Saghost]

That’s a joke right? This is from April 2017 so I would go with later not sooner in your statement:
View attachment 377448

3 months maybe, 6 months definitely.

 

[tyson]

No It display the actual int temperature of you car

Whoopdy Doo.....

 

[Mark_T]

Looks like 18.50.6 is still being rolled out as well. Are these versions required before 2019.5.2? If not, seems like it would make more sense to just update folks to the latest version.

I’m still on 2018.48.12.1. No love for AP1...

We certainly don't need each intermediate version, I went straight from 48.12.2 to 50.7, but I expect they would continue to roll out the most recent release cleared for general distribution until the next release is cleared for general distribution while they do a limited rollout on the latest version that isn't cleared for general distribution.

 

[f205v]

Are they compiling a software build for each and every car?

No, one compile "fits all".
This has been confirmed to me by one of the "white hat hackers" of this forum that have root privilege and tinker with the software that mothership sends down.

 

[Ken7]

With ‘Energy Savings’ set to on and ‘Always Connected’ set to off, are software updates slower to show up on the car?

I just recently dialed in those settings in an attempt to slow my phantom drain of 7-8 miles per day.

I’m also wondering if a notification of an update could show up on the phone app sooner than it might on the car, particularly if if the car is in a deep sleep mode?