JoeSp said:I am stuck on P284 too. What's up? Is this just another partial upgrade or is P287 the real deal and when are the rest of us supposed to get this? Hello Scott -- you out there?
WeeJavaDude said:287 was release on 4/7 (10 days into the release). It can take up to a full month to roll out a software update depending on what software changes are contained in the update. In this case, 284 to 287 was what would be considered a major update. As to the comments about being in the first batch, well with each update there is a larger 811 customer base so it could take longer and I from what I have been told being in the first batch on one release does not mean you will be in the next one. Also as the customer base grows on the 811, it could me more phases of a roll out.
It is not a matter that some of you don't matter, it is matter of wanting to control the roll out. Just keep turning that receiver off at night and eventually you will get 287. Personally no need to start thinking you don't count until at least 5/17.
WeeJavaDude said:What does 2003 boxes have to do with getting your update first? Who said it was a first come first serve model? Why should 2003 boxes get the update first? These questions I don't understand. From what I have heard, the update schedule at times is random and others theres is reasons for how they spooled out.
Personally i don't care how big the 811 customer base is either, but I am sure the customer base size effects how many phases will be rolled out and therefore it might effect the length of time an individual receives an update.
I never said anything about reaching about of critical mass to demand more HD. Just reaching numbers that might change the number of phases. These two are by no means related.
jhump said:I still haven't got my 285 update!