German Paddy
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Did this yesterday and it certainly improved things. Haven't said this, I am still a little sceptical.
Came with the car originally from the start of this year.When do you got. the R28? During this Weekendor before?![]()
Sadly the car industry isn't like a typical organisation. There are 3 separate businesses in the chain: your dealer, MG UK and SAIC/MG China. Your relationship is with your dealer, not the others.I work for an organisation who employs just 7000 people over one County. Even they have people either on or on-call over the weekend. If a global issue such as this doesn't deserve a call into the office and a comms representative response, then what would? There would/should be proactive monitoring taking place in any case.
I think it is unrealistic, particularly with MG. Communication is one of their weakest points. Information tends to eventually seep out via dealers over time.As I said, I'm not being unrealistic by expecting a fix, just acknowledgement and some information.
To me, this sounds more like a rote response than anything based on knowledge or experience.The MG dealership guys recommended to do a factory reset on the infotainment system.
A complete guess and maybe wishful thinking from me...but what if it is downloading an update and system performance / resources are being impacted due to download/installation?Mine is still not working properly. I connected my mobile hotspot and could see the car consuming data, so I wonder what it is doing?
That's a very good question, as people have reported that turning the data off usually resolves most issues. I connected my phone's hotspot today, and the car was using data continuously, so it could be trying to connect to servers that are not responding.Storage & Transmission: Data is initially stored in the car's control units and then transferred to MG servers (historically located in Paris, France, for European/UK users) to provide the app services.
So I wonder what happens if those servers are unavailable?
Once the control unit's buffers reach capacity?
You could try, but we don't know that the car is trying to download anything; it could be trying to upload data to non-responsive servers? If you do try it, please report back with your findings.Can I force the car to use a fast WiFi to download?
Yes, WLAN. That's what I used to connect my phone's hotspot. If you are using Starlink you may be able to monitor upload/download?What are the settings to do so? WLAN?
I can do it easily because the Starlink Mini is in the car anyway...
That is easy to answer, than it would be the same Situation as now with deactivated Data Connection. Works perfect, only the things Like Ismart App and Internat Navigation will Not work.
Just took a picture, it's still working, no lags or unresponsiveness. Can't tell what version I had before friday, didn't care since everything was fine. As I wrote, I did a factory reset, left the car alone overnight and did 10 sec restart on saturday. Since then it seems fine again.A complete guess and maybe wishful thinking from me...but what if it is downloading an update and system performance / resources are being impacted due to download/installation?
It would explain the random resolution that some have mentioned. Can anyone who had the issue and that randomly it resolved itself confirm their software versions?
