(02-14-2020, 02:59 AM)Linux-fag Wrote: Big problem. PCSX2 is unusable after upgrade...
[blah, blah, moan, moan: I upgraded my CPU & updated my OS but PCSX2 was slower, see previous post for more]
Solved my own problem. Gonna leave this post as it is very important for Linux users.
The problem is that PCSX2 v1.5 is buggy on Linux. Debian 9 has 1.4 but Debian 10 hss 1.5. Arch/Manjaro use 1.4 by default which, if you know those distros, is ironic. It's also how I found the bug. I always use a Manjaro live DVD to test gaming problems. The PCSX2 version was the only variable and is the cause.
Solution (for Debian, adjust for your distro):
1) Go to the Debian online package tracker.
2) Find both your PCSX ver (>=1.5) and 1.4 (in Debian 9 "Stretch")
3) Ensure the dependencies for PCSX2 1.4 are met by your current PCSX2 install.
4) Download the 1.4 deb
5) apt-get purge pcsx2. But do not remove the depencies (no autoremove). If you must, reinstall the deps manually.
6) dpkg -i <name-of-pcsx2-v1.4-package>.deb
7) You should be done. If there are dep probs, just install them. Also, you can now use apt-get autoremove as dpkg will have configured the "redundant" packages as deps for the 1.4 deb.
I don't blame Team PCSX2. The last Linux stable they released was 1.4, but some distros have taken it upon themselves to build the 1.5+ code and build it without proper testing. Will be filing a bug later. Anywat, hope users with issues are infomed of this.