Playstation 1 and 2 not working on x86

hunterjwizard

Is there a guide for installing the PS2 emulator? I didn't find one and just did it myself using the retropie menus. Seems I missed some step.

Going to get the verbose logs shortly.

mitu

@hunterjwizard said in Playstation 1 and 2 not working on x86:

Is there a guide for installing the PS2 emulator? I didn't find one and just did it myself using the retropie menus. Seems I missed some step.

No, you did not. The installation is done from the RetroPie setup packages, but currently it's not installing correctly due to a package conflict. I assume you're running a 64 bit (am64) Ubuntu ?

hunterjwizard

Yes I am. 18.04.4 LTS, 64bit according to the desktop.

in RetroPie I am looking at the runcommand under Configuration/Tools, but I dont see an option for verbose logging. Is it hidden somewhere else?

mitu

@hunterjwizard said in Playstation 1 and 2 not working on x86:

in RetroPie I am looking at the runcommand under Configuration/Tools, but I dont see an option for verbose logging. Is it hidden somewhere else?

It's in the launch dialog - press any button/key to enable it before the game starts.

hunterjwizard

Log with verbose:

https://pastebin.com/Bx2B3LzG

Used a different ROM this time, again one tested that worked fine on the pi.

mitu

Did you copy the .bin files from your Pi also ? The game doesn't load because of the missing .bin:

...

[libretro INFO] Loading /home/retro/RetroPie/roms/psx/Spyro - Year of the Dragon.cue...
[libretro ERROR] Error opening file:
/home/retro/RetroPie/roms/psx/Spyro - Year of the Dragon (USA) (v1.1).bin
No such file or directory
[libretro ERROR] TOC first(99)/last(98) track numbers bad.
[ERROR] Failed to load content
...

hunterjwizard

The bin file is in the folder right next to the cue file. I saw that to and wondered if maybe the issue was thate I had renamed both files to "Spyro - Year of the Dragon" .bin & .cue respectively. I had done the same before trying it on the pi and it had no trouble as long as the bin and cue had the same names.

I also tried converting a .bin into an ISO , working under the idea that maybe renaming them was the problem. No improvement, same behavior. I can upload logs from the .iso test if that will help.

mitu

Linux filesystems are case sensitive - make sure the file is named exactly as declared in the .cue file.
If your .cue files references the Spyro - Year of the Dragon (USA) (v1.1).bin file, but you renamed the .bin to Spyro - Year of the Dragon.bin, then of course it will not work.

hunterjwizard

Ok, editing the .cue file helped. This is interesting as the unedited file worked fine on the RPi, but not on the x86. Go figure, learned something new.

So now the game launches and gives me an error that the firmware file is missing, scph5501.bin to be precise. However, the file is in the correct folder. So, one step closer, not there yet.

imcade

@mitu is there any way to install ps2 on retropie for the OS ubuntu 64 bit??

mitu

@imcade What problems do you have to install it ? Isn't the emulator appearing in the list of installable packages ?