#Pcsx reloaded linux archive#

What I cant find is a arm version of the gpuPCSX4ALL.so. PCSX Reloaded is a Playstation One emulator for Windows that lets you enjoy the huge catalogue of one of the most beloved video game consoles in history. The png files and the cfg file can be resolved easy enough. lib/libts-0.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directoryįilter opendir: No such file or directoryįrontend/common/readpng.c: failed to open: /home/pi/pcsx_rearmed-4132e8c/skin/font.pngįrontend/common/readpng.c: failed to open: /home/pi/pcsx_rearmed-4132e8c/skin/selector.pngįrontend/common/readpng.c: failed to open: /home/pi/pcsx_rearmed-4132e8c/skin/background.pngĭlopen: plugins/gpuPCSX4ALL.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directoryĬould not load GPU plugin plugins/gpuPCSX4ALL.so! Now however I am stuck, when running the program here is what the output ~/pcsx_rearmed-4132e8c $. I was able to get pcsx-rearmed to compile on raspbian using gcc 4.6.3-8+rpi1 by removing the abi-softfp stuff from the config.mak - compiled flawlessly once I resolved that (was causing a hardfp vs softfp VFP error trying to link the executable) Game pad or Linux-supported PSX to USB pad converter (optional, but recommended) 3D graphics acceleration (optional, but recommended) Some Linux distribution that's working (doh) An x86-based PC (800+ MHz recommended if you don't have a 3D accelerator) That means 3D edges will be sharp instead of pixilated. With Pete's OpenGL plug-in (and others), ePSXe can render 3D graphics to fit a specified resolution. Having a good video card is important if you want the best ePSXe experience.

#Pcsx reloaded linux archive#

ePSXe lets you play any of your Playstation games on your computer via your CD-ROM or with Playstation ISO's (FYI, an ISO is a file or archive of files which build up a single CD video game). Most games emulate flawlessly, but you may encounter lock-ups and an assortment of bugs. Perhaps some here is interested in porting it to the RPI? It would make Rpi the cheapest Playstation console everĮPSXe is considered the #1 PSX emulator. Unfortunately, it is designed for Windows and Linux 86x architecture. Hey, just wanted to throw in a tip about this program.