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-Currently BlueSCSI uses a few files at the root of the SD card for settings that are outside the norm.
+# New Settings File
+
+From [v1.1-20230708](https://github.com/erichelgeson/BlueSCSI/releases/tag/v1.1-20230708), BlueSCSI now uses the file `bluescsi.ini` located on the root of the SD card to configure all custom settings.
 
 You should normally not have to use these unless you have a system that requires some special handling as noted below.
 
+## File Format
+The `bluescsi.ini` file uses standard [INI file syntax](https://github.com/compuphase/minIni#ini-file-syntax), and a complete example might look something like this:
+```ini
+; Main section for global settings
+[SCSI]
+; Enables "Mega STE" mode
+MapLunsToIDs=1
+
+; Other sections are scoped to the SCSI ID you want to change
+[SCSI0]
+; Forces a particular device type, 0 = HDD, 2 = CDROM
+type=2
+; Overrides the standard SCSI vendor name, max 8 characters
+vendor=MATSHITA
+; Overrides the standard SCSI product name, max 16 characters
+product=CD-ROM CR-8004
+; Overrides the standard SCSI revision number, max 4 characters
+revision=1.1f
+
+[SCSI2]
+type=0
+vendor=BLUESCSI
+product=F1
+revision=1.1
+```
+
+# Older Versions
+
+Older releases of BlueSCSI used a few different files at the root of the SD card for custom settings
 
 ## SCSI Vendor config `scsi-config.txt`
 
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 ```
 
+This file works on releases [v1.1-20220626](https://github.com/erichelgeson/BlueSCSI/releases/tag/v1.1-20220626) through [v1.1-20221203](https://github.com/erichelgeson/BlueSCSI/releases/tag/v1.1-20221203)
+
 ## Mega STE Mode `MSTE_MODE`
 
 If you have an Atari Mega STE, place a file in the root of your SD card named `MSTE_MODE`. This will map SCSI IDs to LUNs as required for this devices (and possibly others).
 
 The Mega STE internal SCSI/ACSI adapter only supports devices on SCSI ID 0 which limits the usefulness of BlueSCSI in this situation. MSTE_MODE enables the SCSI IDs to be remapped as LUNs for SCSI ID 0 so you can use multiple devices with the internal adapter. This is well supported and tested against [HDDRIVER written by Uwe Seimet](https://www.hddriver.net/). Other ACSI/SCSI drivers were not tested at this time but it is expected that any driver supporting multiple LUNs will also support this new feature.
 
-This mode was added in release `v1.1-20221203`.
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+This file only works on release [v1.1-20221203](https://github.com/erichelgeson/BlueSCSI/releases/tag/v1.1-20221203)
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