We have owned our 85D for about 6 weeks. I just received a notice on my smart phone that a software update was available for our model s. The 17 inch screen indicated a software update was scheduled to begin at 11:15 PM and would take an hour and a half. I was provided the option to start the update at the assigned time, switch to different time, or to start now. Since we will not be using the car in the next couple of hours I chose start now. 90 minutes seems like a long update. Is this normal or could this be the awaited auto pilot additions?
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90 minute software update?
- Thread starter RMan
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It's a normal message. I have found that most of the time, the car tends to take far less time to install than the notes that accompany it. But don't bank on that, lest you be stuck.
(I received notice on Dec 31 that I had a new update available. I shrugged it off and told it to install at 2 am, the normal time my car installs software. Guess what time we all decided to close the party and go home? My wife and I extended the party by 20 minutes as a result.)
caddieo
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Normal. I usually schedule my updates to start after midnight so they're done when I wake up in the morning.
Daeke
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I got the same notification. I'm guessing it's 2.4.249 getting pushed to the rest of us (I've had my car almost a month now). Man. Software updates for a car. We're in the future.
Doesn't matter, by the time you get the alarm clock it has already been downloaded.
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