Tesla V10 software update rollout: post here if you are still waiting

[notrhj]

Nobody There cares if you bought FSD
Or When You Bought it

Hello,
Thank you for contacting Tesla with your interest in joining our software testing program. The Early Access Program is at capacity and the program is no longer accepting additional participants. Should we expand the program, participants will be invited based on a number of factors including car configuration, location and delivery date.
Thank you,
Early Access Support

 

[bradhs]

We just have to wait then...

Nobody There cares if you bought FSD
Or When You Bought it

Hello,
Thank you for contacting Tesla with your interest in joining our software testing program. The Early Access Program is at capacity and the program is no longer accepting additional participants. Should we expand the program, participants will be invited based on a number of factors including car configuration, location and delivery date.
Thank you,
Early Access Support

 

[ibGeek]

We just have to wait then...

Patience shall be rewarded. Well I guess everyone will eventually be rewarded but patience sure would be a lot less annoying in the meantime.

 

[billybojangles]

You are correct. If I hadn't become bitter because of being lied to by Elon and Pals, I'm sure I'd be more appreciative of this update. I was excited for V9 even though I knew the first few revs to go out were just cosmetic crap and fluff, but I'm fresh out of benefit of the doubt and cheer at this point

I bet this guy is really fun at parties.

 

[McFlurri]

Can everyone please stop replying to run-the-joules..

He was banned 2 days ago.. he wont hear you lol

 

[malou]

They wouldn’t be limited to that. iOS 13 allows for CarPlay to be displayed in irregularly shaped screens, so they could come up with a creative way to add this to the screen while keeping other built in features accessible simultaneously.

Advances in CarPlay Systems - WWDC 2019 - Videos - Apple Developer

Thanks for the link. Resizable screen size is what Tesla was waiting for IMO to implement Car Play in expanding the media drawer.

 

[jebinc]

I bet this guy is really fun at parties.

Not this party - apparently he was asked to leave by the party host....

 

[powaking]

32.2.2 just downloaded. Interesting since I was on 2019.32 and skipped the two other FW revisions.

I was on 2019.32.1 and received 2019.32.2.2 last night as well. Was hopeful but I had my doubts of getting v10.

 

[diplomat33]

I was on 2019.32.1 and received 2019.32.2.2 last night as well. Was hopeful but I had my doubts of getting v10.

Don't worry. The next update we get should be V10. 2019.32.2.11 is Early Access V10. So I am guessing that 2019.36 will be the wide release of V10.

 

[jebinc]

What is the "typical" flow time from EAP release to wide public release of major Tesla software updates? It seems like Tesla would need time to incorporate code fixes based on EAP feedback and results.

 

[NedH]

Don't worry. The next update we get should be V10. 2019.32.2.11 is Early Access V10. So I am guessing that 2019.36 will be the wide release of V10.

I'm not sure that 2019.32.2.11 is EAP because it is showing up on TeslaFi and I thought EAP cars weren't allowed on TeslaFi.

 

[notrhj]

We just have to wait then...

Exactly
it will come when it comes

People are used to the pushing (tantrum) Until they get what they want
thats Unacceptable !
give me your supervisor
i will tell Mom
blah blah blah

doesnt work with Tesla

 

[derotam]

What is the "typical" flow time from EAP release to wide public release of major Tesla software updates? It seems like Tesla would need time to incorporate code fixes based on EAP feedback and results.

There is no "typical"

 

[0ptions]

I care a lot more about AP/FSD features than games or gimmicks. Having said, I think we need to remember a few things:
1) Updates can include changes that are not mentioned in the release notes. V10 most likely includes AP improvements not listed in the release notes.
2) The new driver visualizations imply that V10 has a bigger NN. And we know of features such as enhanced summon, traffic light detection and smart park that are coming in future V10 updates. So V10 will give us AP/FSD improvements and features.
4) It is not an either or proposition. Updates can include both games and improvements to AP. The presence of a few games or "gimmicks" does not mean that Tesla cannot also add AP improvements.
5) The games and other miscellaneous features like theater mode, Joe mode and hungry mode do add some value. They do serve a purpose. They will enhance enjoyment for some owners. For example, I could see a family on a long trip having fun with the karaoke. Maybe a couple on a date, find a nice spot to park and uses theater mode to watch a romantic movie together. If these features can improve the experience for some owners, that's a plus. We should not dismiss that just because we personally don't care about the features. Someone else might like the features!

But what about item 3? I'm dying to know!

 

[diplomat33]

But what about item 3? I'm dying to know!

ooops.

 

[ibGeek]

What is the "typical" flow time from EAP release to wide public release of major Tesla software updates? It seems like Tesla would need time to incorporate code fixes based on EAP feedback and results.

There are 2 Early Access levels levels that are public facing, but a few more that are not. Much like the ring system that Microsoft uses.

First release is to engineers. Then a group of internal testers. Then NDA's. Then we start moving to more public early access folks.

Builds are usually around 4 weeks from first compile to release but some have been as little as 2 weeks and some have taken longer. It all really depends on how the internal tests go.

Once you see it on something like Telsafi you will typically get it in one to two weeks provided it is a public build and no issues were found.

Hope that helps a little. Software is always kind of a moving target. You can never really put a date on anything.

 

[jtpassat]

Based on the release notes, nothing to get excited about unless you really wanted cuphead or Netflix.

 

[jebinc]

Based on the release notes, nothing to get excited about unless you really wanted cuphead or Netflix.

Nope, not interested in Cuphead or Netflix - where you need WiFi and to be parked for it to work.

 

[bdub85]

There are 2 Early Access levels levels that are public facing, but a few more that are not. Much like the ring system that Microsoft uses.

First release is to engineers. Then a group of internal testers. Then NDA's. Then we start moving to more public early access folks.

Builds are usually around 4 weeks from first compile to release but some have been as little as 2 weeks and some have taken longer. It all really depends on how the internal tests go.

Once you see it on something like Telsafi you will typically get it in one to two weeks provided it is a public build and no issues were found.

Hope that helps a little. Software is always kind of a moving target. You can never really put a date on anything.

I assume they do 2 week sprints?

 

[jebinc]

I assume they do 2 week sprints?

So, we shouldn’t see anything this week or perhaps next?