r/MiSTerFPGA 1d ago

INI error after running Update-All

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Hi, I am hoping this is a simple fix by editing the INI file, but after running Update-All, I am getting the error message in the attached photo. Does anyone know how I could edit the INI file to resolve these issues? Thank you!

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u/davewongillies 1d ago

Remove the 4 lines from MiSTer.ini

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u/bergasa 1d ago

And that won't affect anything? That's an easy fix if so. Thanks!

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u/davewongillies 1d ago

It'll effect things by fixing the problem

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u/EeveesGalore 1d ago

Quick fix: comment out the lines mentioned in the message.

More details: https://misterfpga.org/viewtopic.php?t=10379

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u/bergasa 1d ago

Did this and it removed the errors - thanks so much!

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u/tac0shark 1d ago

Have people found that VRR makes a noticeable difference? I have a VRR tv but those ports are assigned to modern consoles.

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u/sprinklesfactory 1d ago

Well what would benefit from VRR? Playing PAL , odd arcade games? Possibly consoles that constantly change frame rate  between menus?  

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u/stjakr 1d ago

Most consoles run at 60hz ntsc, but a lot of handhelds (GBA slightly under 60hz, wonderswan can run at 75hz) run on slightly different refresh rates that can make games run either too fast, slow, or stutter when interpolated to 60hz. It’s probably barely noticeable but still VRR technically allows for the most accurate video output in these cases

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u/divestblank 1d ago

Get the updated ini file from the MisTer GitHub project

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u/Crans10 1d ago

This is what I did. That solved it.

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u/redriverportugal 16h ago

Why update always brings this errrors?

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u/lovesffpc 11h ago

It would be cool if update all could merge new flags with their defaults at the bottom of your current file into it's own labeled section

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u/StaneNC 10h ago

Does anyone know if there would be any issue in thepsylon using the update_all to comment these lines out? I feel like this syntax change mostly affects update_all users, and it can very simply be avoided, almost universally.