Well VW lead the pack on releases. Seat and Skoda can be late as far as mib2 is concerned. It wont be different it's how they resource the brands. It's all the same map so you get it from whoever offers it first.
Apart from that Italian site I haven't seen anyone publishing the direct file links and that last time I looked wasn't showing the latest yet.
Well if you get a VW login, you don't need to specify your car and goto map updates for 2021 models and pick Discovery Pro it's showing 19/06/2023, a tar file, 29.7gb. That should be the latest release.
I'll post that direct link up here.
A travel time is not enough to update?
I left it in for 40 min - nothing visually happened (but I was sure its enough time), so just rebooted infotainment system and new version appeared in the system info...
10 seconds or so. If it's like mib2 it will come back on, on the boot screen then you lift your finger off the button.I will try that after dinner.
To reboot, i must press de button for some seconds, right?
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A six month lag from creation and final release in mib2 world isn't unusual so these are the same. So the June release now would have been finalised at the back end of last year. 22.12 feels right . I've not been able to read that date in the file. Mib2 knew where to look for that. Probably looking in the wrong place or it's scrambled. In the goodness of time I'm sure we'll find how to read that without loading them up.Are the maps actually newer than 22.11? When I downloaded the offline maps from the SEAT website at the start of the year (who are very behind the VW site I know), the map version was about a year behind (released Nov 2022, but the map version was IIRC mid 2021).
In other words, the file release date and maps version were different by quite some time...
I see it's now updated from your subsequent post. If it's like the mib2 high update which it will be when the update is interrupted it goes back to a restart point so probably those 10 minutes drives were not giving it enough time to move on. Again if like normal Vag systems the infotainment system stays live for 20 minutes after power down of the car. Opening and closing the door is the signal for the nexf 20 minutes of live power (how the radio goes of if you are sitting in it with the ignition off). So you would be getting a maximum of 20 minutes processing on each shot per day. I know this since it's how I fiddle my mib2 high update by opening and closing the door every 15 minutes during the one hour process. It's an old trick with mib updates but not advisable on firmware updates. Thus I suspect for you it just wasn't getting enough time on the short journeys to push it forward.One week later, leaving the pen in place all the time, and the update still didn't happen..
But in its defence, during the week i make mostly small travel distances, sometimes don't exceed 10 minutes.
Later today i will do a trip of about 1 hour.
If it inst updated by then, then something is definitely wrong.
I have the pen formatted in Ex-FAT, it's a USB-C Pen, with all the files from the VW update.