This will be the starting directory when you select "Load Content" and it can be very handy to have this set to your ROM folder. File Browser Another one you'll want to consider changing. system_directory = is what you need to change in the config file. You might want to change this directory from "retroarch.cfg" with a text editor since the RetroArch file browser doesn't show hidden folders by default. If you can't be bothered to try and find this config folder (since it varies from OS), and you want to skip having to use a text editor, choose another location that the BIOS files will be. It is suggested that this be changed to a folder named "system" under your retroarch config folder. Some emulators (Example: PS1 and PSP) will require BIOS files to even function. It is not suggested that you dump all BIOS files in the "Starting directory". Some distributions use ~/.config/retroarch/cores/ System/BIOS This is where you specify the location for all your BIOS's, by default RetroArch looks for BIOS in your "Starting directory" folder. libretro_directory = is what you need to change in the config file. If you want to change it manually, you might want to change this directory from "retroarch.cfg" with a text editor since the RetroArch file browser doesn't show hidden folders by default. The Ubuntu PPA does not point this to a user-writable directory because cores are modified by the package manager.
#RETROARCH PCSX CHANGE BOIS INSTALL#
To install them using the user interface, this setting needs to point to a writeable directory. Paths to consider changing: Cores This is the location for all your cores. After the = sign, make changes then save.If all hope is lost do a system-wide search for retroarch.cfg If you are having trouble locating your retroarch config folder, check back in the Directories setting, take a mental note of what appears on the Config directory, this should lead you to a retroarch folder.
Navigate to the desired location using the file browser.Select the directory you want to changed.Although the defaults will suit most users, if you want to configure custom BIOS's or change the save location, you will have to change directories. Special thanks to (and all other involved.Next step you might want to consider is setting directories for RetroArch, this can help get the best experience possible. Thats all, go back in the menu and select resume and you will notice a big difference in the displayed graphics. Go to Menu-Options and Enable the 3 following lines: Open Retroarch settings menu inside a game (start+select) and go to Quick Menu-Settings You can change some Retroarch settings to make the graphics better. You will notice that the game is running fine but the graphics are not that good, allot of blur and pixelated. Synchronize your games and have fun playing Playstation one games on your NESC ! Now install some games and change the command line from bin/zip to bin/pcsx for each installed game Now we have everything we needed we can start installing the cores first, open Hakchi tool and go to Module-Install extra modules and select the pcsx_rearmed.hmod and bios_pcsx.hmod and install both cores. Now search some PSX games, remember the games need to be under 30mb so you need to find PSX ripped rom games, i also can not link to this so find it yourself. Copy the 3 bin files to the bios.hmod (or renamed bios folder) inside the system folder (bios.hmod-etc-libretro-system-(pcsx bin files here)
(i can not link to this files so be inventive.) Search for the PSX (Playstation 1) bin files, you need 5500.bin, 5501.bin and 5502.bin. Optional you can rename the bios.hmod to whatever you want, i renamed it to bios_pcsx.hmod Inside the core_modules_extra folder search for pcsx_rearmed.hmod and bios.hmod folders and copy the folders to your user_mods folder inside your Hakchi folder.
#RETROARCH PCSX CHANGE BOIS DOWNLOAD#
First download the Source code.zip from DSkywalk's Github ( ) So i thought i share the steps with the NESC scene. At the moment the core runs at 50 a 60fps. Last night a installed the pcsx_rearmed.hmod from DSkywalk and after changing some Retroarch settings all tested games (GTA, Distruction Derby, Ridge Racer, etc) running fine with acceptable graphics.
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