I believe I read in another forum that the update is rolled out to groups of VIN numbers at a time not all at once.

 

Started up today to an update notification - 20B1. It seems @Stroh was correct in that the update is rolled out to groups of VIN's. What's curious is I did not receive a prior update notification for 20B. Thanks for your help guys.

 

Just updated mine today to S20B1_20.30.2-578440.

 

On August 19th, my vehicle updated on its own to: Version S20B1_20.30.2-578440

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2020 Defender 110 First Edition Indus Silver (Current)
2020 Discovery HSE Luxury Si6 Fuji White (Current)
2015 RRS Autobiography Fuji White (Former)
2011 RRS Supercharged Fuji White (Former)
2008 LR2 Fuji White (Former)

 

I still have no luck completing OTA updates. I sent the dealer an email asking about making sure my VIN is enabled in Topix, so will see where that leads

on another note, when I have tried downloading updates there is no indication of download progress. Is that true? Do you guys see some kinda progress bar or percentage indication to let you know how far along the download / install is? It a a little frustrating right now as I can see it says “Downloading...” but it just goes on forever and I have no idea how far along it it. I have sat out in the driveway for 40 minutes sometimes not wanting to shut the power off, but eventually give up.

 

There is no progress indicator...

 

Ok, so once the Installation part of the update begins, does the vehicle need to remain On or Engine running until complete? How long does the actual Installation part last in general? 5 minutes? Would be nice to have a progress bar. Thank you

 

It varies. But even a small update like the most recent 20MB (200MB?) one took a few minutes to download on my WiFi and then several more minutes to install.
Bigger updates take much longer.

Once it had got to the install stage you can continue to drive around and it will Install in the background. I think if you turn the vehicle off while in the downloading stage (or drive out of range of your home WiFi if that’s how you get your download) then it probably has to start the whole process over next time...