One bit of advise is to make sure you are running the latest nvidia drivers. What should I do? - This as been reported to happen occasionally
I use Nvidia, and when I run psx32 in terminal I get a segmentation fault. Also, SCPH-1150 does not appear to work at all from my limited testing.
Dual-shock SCPH-1200 works AFAICT in games that *support* it, games that don't will often refuse to accept the controller input. PSX refuses to accept controller input, wtf? - Make sure you are using controller type SCPH-1010, and see if that fixes the problem. Anyone who wishes to do so has my full support. It may very well be possible to include pSX in the non-free repository, although ATM I am not interested in dealing with that mess. EDIT: pSX as of version 1.13 has been changed to conform more to linux guidelines. There are several reasons for this, but the main thing is pSX is not quite up to par with debian/ubuntu package requirements, and I'm not nearly adept at actually making the debian packages, I hack mine together using sudo dpkg -b foldername b which is pretty much on par with using checkinstall. Why don't you include these packages in the official Debian/Ubuntu repositories? - Short answer: I do not want to. You can check the official pSX forums for exactly what you can accomplish PS2 wise, in the meantime check out PCSX2. Works great on both systems!Ĭan I play PS2 games on this emulator? - Although it does have an option to load a PS2 BIOS in the configuration, the bottom line is you can't. Also, I was experiencing low framerates when using ePSXe (one of the best Playstation emulators for i386 IMO) on my AMD64 system, so I looked around for an alternative. Ok, so why should I use this instead of ePSXe, pcsx, etc? - pSX has all plugins built into the emulator, so there is no need to find plugin's and configure them. I simply repackage the executable, which also means that as long as you install the correct libraries, you don't even need to use my package. It is free to use as in free beer, but pSX author has prefered to not open up the source code. The website can be found at Please note that I did not create this software, only this how-to :D What is pSX? - Originally a windows Playstation 1 Emulator, it has recently been ported over to linux.
Version 1.13, along with some new changes! Also check out Ultima's pSX frontend!
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