(02-23-2012 09:50 PM)tedren Wrote:  I have done so, and will try again; thank you.

Also, please report back your results ^_^

bash-3.2$ cd /Applications/pcsx2.app/contents/macos/
bash-3.2$ sudo tcsh
Password:
[justin-xxxx-imac:pcsx2.app/Contents/macos] root# ./pcsx2
2012-02-24 11:00:33.320 pcsx2[535:903] No Info.plist file in application bundle or no NSPrincipalClass in the Info.plist file, exiting

:/

(02-24-2012 09:08 PM)tedren Wrote:  

Code:

bash-3.2$ cd /Applications/pcsx2.app/contents/macos/
bash-3.2$ sudo tcsh
Password:
[justin-xxxx-imac:pcsx2.app/Contents/macos] root# ./pcsx2
2012-02-24 11:00:33.320 pcsx2[535:903] No Info.plist file in application bundle or no NSPrincipalClass in the Info.plist file, exiting

:/

Why do you use ?

I don't see what use it is. I never use it.

EDIT:
Is this an Intel-based iMac or?

EDIT2:
You do use Snow Leopard or Leopard, not Lion, right?

(02-24-2012 09:09 PM)Kaze Wrote:  Why do you use

Code:

root#

?

I don't see what use it is. I never use it.

EDIT:
Is this an Intel-based iMac or?

EDIT2:
You do use Snow Leopard or Leopard, not Lion, right?

Root# comes up after entering password. Intel, 10.6.8 Snow Leopard.

(02-25-2012 01:09 AM)tedren Wrote:  Root# comes up after entering password. Intel, 10.6.8 Snow Leopard.

Then I'm afraid I'm a blank slate on this subject, I have absolutely NO idea what is causing it. Sorry.

(02-25-2012 01:10 AM)Kaze Wrote:  Then I'm afraid I'm a blank slate on this subject, I have absolutely NO idea what is causing it. Sorry.

Heyy thanks anyway for trying, I appreciate it.

(02-25-2012 01:24 AM)tedren Wrote:  Heyy thanks anyway for trying, I appreciate it.

Wait, try to replace the info.plist with this one
info.plist
It is my info.plist, works fine for me.
You place it in the pcsx2.app file, under Contents.

(02-25-2012 05:06 AM)Kaze Wrote:  Wait, try to replace the info.plist with this one
info.plist
It is my info.plist, works fine for me.
You place it in the pcsx2.app file, under Contents.

Im sorry a part of the problem is my own unfamiliarity with these files/terms. How do I go about replacing this?

(02-25-2012 12:07 PM)tedren Wrote:  Im sorry a part of the problem is my own unfamiliarity with these files/terms. How do I go about replacing this?

You find pcsx2.app and right-click on it, then select "Show package contents", Open the folder called "Contents" and place the info.plist inside there.

(02-25-2012 12:35 PM)Kaze Wrote:  You find pcsx2.app and right-click on it, then select "Show package contents", Open the folder called "Contents" and place the info.plist inside there.

There is no right click as I am on a mac.