Sorry to hear you are having so many problems. While many have had screen/radio issues, I have not heard anyone else having the other problems you are experiencing.
Good luck getting it sorted out and keep us informed!
Sorry to hear you are having so many problems. While many have had screen/radio issues, I have not heard anyone else having the other problems you are experiencing.Love driving this car and it is beautiful. I’m Dutch bu the way. Received the car Teusday and have had many issues since: non or incorrect milage data, the radio switch on and couldn’t be switched of anymore, the mid console switched off and doesn’t function until software is reloaded, charging at home is impossible as the car doesn’t connect (hence 2 hours of charging at fast charging stations!!) and at fast chargers the operator has to start the session remotely as the car keep on killing the sessions. The GPS module is not functioning resulting in a blocked Remote App as the car is listed as stolen.
While loving the car, the whole experience so far has been a downright nuisance. I’ve spend an average of 2 hoirs a day to keep this care going, which is more than I drove on average a day.
Anybody out there with similar experiences and an idea what Jaguar is doing to solve it?
Only if your towing a toy wagon. It isn’t nearly strong or long enough to make a decent tow rope for a car. ?The included cable is best used as a tow rope.
A USB stick stopped my i-Pace. I have a desktop (EVGA SR2 w/dual Xeon 5680s) that will not boot at all with an i-Phone plugged into it. And one of my Chevrolets did the same as the i-Pace.I want to start asking this of everybody who looses the infotainment screen ... Do you have a flash drive memory stick plugged in?
Well I respectfully disagree. I am a professional software guy and MacOS/iOS is some of the most stable and well designed software systems out there. Since passing if Steve Jibs the quality has declined, and it can be buggy, but compared to Windows and Linux the performance and polish is second to none. I have iOS and MacOS systems that need no restart and have not crashed for very long periods of time.Folk drool over the i-Phone, but Apple never was very good at software development. In the case of the Chevy, it was Apple's fault. Why? It was an i-Phone update that fixed it, not a GM update.
Carplay never left Beta. I'm surprised Tesla doesn't use it as their O/S.
My iPhones have always had bugs or deliberately nerfed features. My i-Phone 3 was incompatible with my MacBook Pro, but not my HP 17" notebook. The Mac Mini? would not remain stable as file server. I have Apple Apps that will hang. Not second tier, Apple.Well I respectfully disagree. I am a professional software guy and MacOS/iOS is some of the most stable and well designed software systems out there. Since passing if Steve Jibs the quality has declined, and it can be buggy, but compared to Windows and Linux the performance and polish is second to none. I have iOS and MacOS systems that need no restart and have not crashed for very long periods of time.
Windows and by extension embedded Windows which runs the Jaguar is a connoted unstable mess. I would never use ur if it’s derivatives for control systems nor critical applications. I am sure Jaguar has a lot of bugs but the nature of the underlying system is probably oart of the issues you are all seeing.
Tesla rubs Ubuntu Linux.
If I get mine before this is resolved I plan to operate in "low tech" mode. No phone, no stick, nothing. Maybe use the FM radio.I want to start asking this of everybody who looses the infotainment screen ... Do you have a flash drive memory stick plugged in?
If you use the 'slow boot sequence', you might not have to worry about USB stick. When my display froze, I plugged in the USB with car off, then immediately powered up without waiting for the NAV to go active. I have a hunch MEDIA was still booting when I put the car in Reverse.If I get mine before this is resolved I plan to operate in "low tech" mode. No phone, no stick, nothing. Maybe use the FM radio.
One way of fixing this it keep the systems in standby. This is why people try to start their cars after a couple weeks and the 12v battery is dead. Parasitic losses. Best I can tell the i-Pace has very little parasitic losses.The "Slow Boot" (or "patient boot") method was what I had to do on my Fisker Karma. But, there wasn't a Fisker Automotive anymore to make software updates. So, I agree we should use that method - but it should be a stopgap measure - or documented by Jag.
I read on another forum, I believe it was a Norwegian one that they were able to boot the car properly and restore the screens by shutting everything off and removing the SIM card and then restarting the car without the SIM card loaded. No idea if this actually works, but for those having a problem it would be be worth trying.The "Slow Boot" (or "patient boot") method was what I had to do on my Fisker Karma. But, there wasn't a Fisker Automotive anymore to make software updates. So, I agree we should use that method - but it should be a stopgap measure - or documented by Jag.
I completely agree with @McRat, slow boot is absolutely the way to go. That coupled with NOT connecting via USB (bluetooth is fine) seems to prevent any issues from arising. I only started seeing issues when i tried to attach my Samsung S8 via USB, before then NO ISSUES, after wards disconnects etc. So I do NOT attach via USB.If you use the 'slow boot sequence', you might not have to worry about USB stick. When my display froze, I plugged in the USB with car off, then immediately powered up without waiting for the NAV to go active. I have a hunch MEDIA was still booting when I put the car in Reverse.
"Slow Boot" is to unlock car even if it's unlocked, hold brake, press ON/OFF for a full second (One One Thousand, Two One Thousand, etc), then wait for Phone, then Media, then NAV to wake up in that order.
This is just a working theory of mine after having trouble with NAV coming up, and having a blank screen once.
Note, I've had two other cars that did not appreciate Hop In and Hit It in a rush. These are cars with multiple computers that talk to each other with up to 11 different on-board CPUs. They also drove fine, just certain features would not work, like the stereo or backup camera.
I completely agree with @McRat, slow boot is absolutely the way to go. That coupled with NOT connecting via USB (bluetooth is fine) seems to prevent any issues from arising. I only started seeing issues when i tried to attach my Samsung S8 via USB, before then NO ISSUES, after wards disconnects etc. So I do NOT attach via USB.
I will wait until some more software testing and updates confirm no issues, for then I will just have to "suffer" without getting google maps moving map satellite imagery up on the screen, OH the "Horror of it all".
Seriously, the cars runs GREAT, and yes getting the satellite imagery is REALLY REALLY cool. But I can wait, and still drive the coolest car on the road.! Without any issues.
PS Can you tell I LOVE the car.
Have the same problems with screens/radio etcLove driving this car and it is beautiful. I’m Dutch bu the way. Received the car Teusday and have had many issues since: non or incorrect milage data, the radio switch on and couldn’t be switched of anymore, the mid console switched off and doesn’t function until software is reloaded, charging at home is impossible as the car doesn’t connect (hence 2 hours of charging at fast charging stations!!) and at fast chargers the operator has to start the session remotely as the car keep on killing the sessions. The GPS module is not functioning resulting in a blocked Remote App as the car is listed as stolen.
While loving the car, the whole experience so far has been a downright nuisance. I’ve spend an average of 2 hoirs a day to keep this care going, which is more than I drove on average a day.
Anybody out there with similar experiences and an idea what Jaguar is doing to solve it?