It says, "request_delivery_queued". Yeah, so I've got that going for me.
What I do is I go out and start my car, turn off the auto off setting and let it run so it will download. The plus side is it also makes sure your 12V is fully charged before installation later.It says, "request_delivery_queued". Yeah, so I've got that going for me.
Hmm, I guess I could go to the store right now, give it all day to do its magic
Well, ran the errand. Checked the widget, getting errors now in the widget trying to get data. I guess I should wait a bit and not keep trying every minute.Hmm, I guess I could go to the store right now, give it all day to do its magic
You can pull the data from the Vehicle Dashboard, there are instructions on here on how to do that (it is how the widget scrapes data).Well, ran the errand. Checked the widget, getting errors now in the widget trying to get data. I guess I should wait a bit and not keep trying every minute.
And I should probably stop talking to myself.
Go for a drive, after a few minutes it will change to an installing status and then hopefully completed.It says, "request_delivery_queued". Yeah, so I've got that going for me.
Just got back from a drive, now getting errors in the widget. I saw a post above on how to get it from the webpage, going to try that.
If you have any experience with Apple shortcuts I have a way to get it through there too.
I went to the dashboard and saw the update alert there (couldn't figure out the web inspector stuff, I'm a desktop developer, not web). Went out to the car and turned it on. Saw the update ready to go, so I started it. See how it looks in a couple of hours, if their guesstimate of 145 minutes is accurate.
You only know when the server is requesting delivery of the next update. There is no "schedule" out there that lets you know your place in line.
