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What part, the Linux OS ? if so, I'd like you to cite your resources as I had assisted this in an older Telsa.

• LeoPanthera 5y ago
  Maybe it's possible in older models. I have a 2021 Model X and asked a service center if I could downgrade the software after the new UI came out, and they told me it was impossible and that not even they could to it. It's possible they were lying, I suppose, it would not be the first time, but it seems an odd thing to lie about.
  • texasbigdata 5y ago
    Having XOO,OOO to XX,000,000 cars globally on N different firmware packages when your approach involves fast iteration and OTA updates, in an industry where you catch partial flak for any incident regardless of the party at fault .... Seems reasonable to not allow random downgrading because you didn't like the UI layout. 2 cents opinion.
    • LeoPanthera 5y ago
      Well, I can understand the decision, even if I don't agree with it. The new UI has some quite serious (and now, well publicized) design flaws that could lead to a safety issue. The correct solution would be for Tesla to fix the design flaws, of course. Or maybe to actually test their own products to find such obvious problems before they are released.
      • amcoastal 5y ago
    • Schroedingersat 5y ago
      No, it's really not. If doing thing be requires doing thing a that is unreasonable, then just don't do thing b