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Firmware 6.1
- Thread starter J1mbo
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So 21 more builds since the last release? Sounds like they are working on TACC and/or torque sleep pretty hard. Good to know.
dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
Build numbers can be misleading. I don't know the process they are using to manage sources and releases. But I wouldn't put too much weight on this...
billarnett
Member
dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
Do not hold your breath! Most of these sub-releases with no notes are tweaks and fixes. If there's not a change to the UI, Tesla does not provide notes. I conjecture that is out of caution that the auto industry regulators might consider OTA bug fixes a recall, and put onerous notification and reporting requirements on them. Silliness, but when you've got majority of auto mfgs trying to do you in, who also have lobbyists and legislators in their pockets... you finish the picture!
Kalud
Active Member
Unless you absolutely want a pdf version, the one in the car using the touch screen is up to date.
NigelM
Recovering Member
JPP
Active Member
hoffmang
Member
I received an OTA upgrade to .200 last night (3/17). I have one of the last P85's made.
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mrElbe
Active Member
Thanks.
I guess it's the translated version that I have on "my tesla" that lags then.
JPP
Active Member
Just learned an interesting nugget from my service advisor. At some point in time a firmware build was pinging the TPMS sensors more than necessary/required, and thus the TPMS batteries were/are degrading faster than expected. The later firmware corrected this problem. But if you have a TPMS warning, ask your advisor to pull the logs and check the battery voltages. And, no, I do not know which versions/numbers of firmware had this issue or when it was corrected.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
I have a 1.5 TB Seagate HD plugged into my USB port to store all my FLAC files. Anyone else on 6.1 notice that files are getting indexed twice? Almost every song is listed twice in the media app.
I've tried rebooting (didn't fix it) and verified that there was only one set of files on the drive.
I've tried rebooting (didn't fix it) and verified that there was only one set of files on the drive.
dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
How long do you think this will survive the temperatures / vibration in your car?
Anyway I had this happen with earlier releases as well. And then it randomly disappeared. So I don't think this is new in 6.1
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Guess I'll find out, but it seems as though plenty of people here have been running USB hard drives in their car for years without trouble.
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