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Interesting to note that Ford's approach of updating software is far more conservative and car-like. It can be done fully offline via USB, but requests that you
by wannacboatmovie 3y ago
Interesting to note that Ford's approach of updating software is far more conservative and car-like. It can be done fully offline via USB, but requests that you kindly upload the log files written to the memory stick back to them when complete, in the instructions as a necessary step. Presumably so they can track and stop incidents like this before they happen fleet-wide.
Rivian seems more like a "ship it and we'll fix it in the next sprint!" company.
How do other manufacturers handle updates?
- sturza 3y agoA/B partitions
- barryrandall 3y agoThe last time I built something like that, it used partition 1 for the current version, 1 for the last version, 1 with the as-shipped version, and 1 that could restore A or B from the internet or USB.
- post_break 3y agoFords approach is flawed however. You can still update sync with a bad update and bork it over usb. Ask me how I know.
- r00fus 3y agoPray tell, how painful was your discovery?
- post_break 3y agoThankfully I was able to repackage it again and flash an upgrade and it unborked itself.