Have you tried searching the error you receive? I can't think what else it could be, unless you have fairly old hardware even so, it should still run albeit poorly.
#Ps1 emulator mac 10.6.8 install#
I had no such issues on Lion, and didn't need to separately install XQuartz either. The best bet is for you to head over to the official forum and see if anyone else has had the issue, or make a new thread: Every time I try to run the Bios no disk to test, I get this error.Įrror Code: Any thoughts? Aside from checking you've got the libraries installed, I can't think what might be up there. I haven't tested this in Mountain Lion yet, so if you're running I can't really offer too much more in the way of help, with no way of reproducing the error it could be anything. The fact that you can get it to run at all is a good start, remember that! After some more Googling I found this thread which might help you out: It's slightly outdated, but not in your case as you're still on Are you running Lion? If you are running an earlier version make sure you have XQuartz downloaded and the correct version of the emulator for your OS. Have you tried many more games? Have you tried messing with graphics settings or looking for special fixes in the advanced settings? I'm at a bit of a loss as to what to suggest, other than trying other games or considering the fact that your hardware might not be PCSX2-friendly. The problems you describe sound like typical emulation issues, and I've experienced plenty myself on various platforms in the past. Before You do of course need the CG Toolkit too, for all versions.
Do you have any insight?Ĭould it be a bad ISO? It had me worried for a while too: For some reason the default setting was Mute. I also read in the comments that I shouldn't need XQuartz, but when I open pcsx2, it automatically runs as if it's through XQuartz.
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