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About a month ago I set up my MiSTer to use MiSTerCast and it has been working great.

I went to use update_all and I get this error:

No clue how to fix this. DNS issue?

Doesn't look like your Mister has a connection to the internet, and if it does, it doesn't look like it has got the time yet.
I usually wait until the time appears in the top right of the main menu before running the update scripts.

So It's whenever i set a static IP for my MiSTer it is unable to connect to the update scripts. I guess I will just have to go back and forth if I want to use mister cast. Kind of a pain but It will do for now

Bag of Schmidt wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 4:53 pm

So It's whenever i set a static IP for my MiSTer it is unable to connect to the update scripts. I guess I will just have to go back and forth if I want to use mister cast. Kind of a pain but It will do for now

Out of curiousity, how did you configure the static IP address? Via dhcpd.conf? If so, did you configure it for static domain_name_servers?

Flandango wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 5:14 pm

Bag of Schmidt wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 4:53 pm

So It's whenever i set a static IP for my MiSTer it is unable to connect to the update scripts. I guess I will just have to go back and forth if I want to use mister cast. Kind of a pain but It will do for now

Out of curiousity, how did you configure the static IP address? Via dhcpd.conf? If so, did you configure it for static domain_name_servers?

Yeah I edited the conf file an just added the "static ip_address=<ipaddreess>/24 at the end. Not sure if that actually configures anything for DNS

Bag of Schmidt wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 10:02 pm

Yeah I edited the conf file an just added the "static ip_address=<ipaddreess>/24 at the end. Not sure if that actually configures anything for DNS

Add the following two lines also:

static routers=router's ip address
static domain_name_servers=x.x.x.x x.x.x.x

(First domain_name_server is usually your Router's IP, second can be a public dns server such as google's 8.8.8.8, your ISP's DNS server if you know it, or simply don't include one. There is only a blank space between IP addresses.

wow thanks!