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by Hemera- 10y ago
Not sure if there is one, though, I have a feeling there is. I've done nothing to make the car be upset, though. My X session is running on tty1 while the car's UI is running on tty2. As long as the car's normal UI system is
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by Hemera- 10y ago
17 for me, and this is exactly how it is for me. Gentoo taught me Linux, and I have enjoyed it ever since. I use other distros as well, but Gentoo will always hold a special place in my heart.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
This is exactly how I think of it. No one questions people doing mechanical work on their car, but touch the software and you get crucified.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
Yes, it has a gateway between the high level stuff and the low level stuff. It's fairly secure too. You can't just make calls to the can bus all willy-nilly either.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
Yeah I absolutely love it. It's eating up all my freetime. I had to make sure last week to actually go out and socialize... Dude is genderless! I'm just as much a dude as you are. Also, it doesn't really bother me :)
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by Hemera- 10y ago
I link to it at the bottom of the post. The image captions are quotes that were inspired by very real quotes from that website.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
It's incredibly complicated, but pretty secure. The CAN bus is isolated from the network. I have root access on the CID and the IC (both separate tegra systems). You can even reboot the CID while you're driving and you only lose m
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by Hemera- 10y ago
I have never driven while running any of my stuff. Also, this is the CID, it doesn't control those things. You can even reboot the CID while you're driving.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
I was INCREDIBLY excited to be able to literally become the stereotype!
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by Hemera- 10y ago
If you look at the bottom of my blog you'll see that the captions and jokes are referencing http://funroll-loops.info/ I even took some of my favorites from there and modified them to reference Tesla, and that's w
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by Hemera- 10y ago
Thanks :) This has been a really fun hobby :D
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by Hemera- 10y ago
The stuff above is fake. The actual login is real. Running uname -a gives that same output.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
JorgeGT, I'd just like to tell you, this is absolutely my favorite comment out of this entire thread. You completely made my day. I invite you to come over to my blog and post comments on every post from now on.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
I never said the article was a howto. I only wrote it to document my experiences, not to tell people how to do it. It really doesn't matter if you find it useless; I don't owe you anything. I'm having a blast with this and ma
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by Hemera- 10y ago
- Yeah, it's a blog with 1 entry because I literally just set the thing up. I was up till 3AM Tuesday night. - Namecheap's WhoisGuard. Do you really think I'd not try and protect myself? I was debating for a week whether I sh
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by Hemera- 10y ago
I agree wholeheartedly, just as of now have decided not to release the procedure. I said elsewhere but Tesla knows of this and so far has chose to not change it. If it becomes a trend which every owner could easily do I have no doubt they w
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by Hemera- 10y ago
Tesla already knows of the procedure.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
No, so far I have not seen anything to suggest Tesla knows.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
It can be patched by Tesla. They have so far said they won't fix it, but if it becomes a trend I have no doubt they'll disable it. I know it sucks but it's a decision that I have made.
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by Hemera- 10y ago
wk57 got direct access to the CID by unsoldering the ROM from a salvaged screen. I honestly wouldn't have the guts to do that.
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My 100k hacking hobby – Rooting the Tesla Model S(su-tesla.space)
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