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(10-07-2012, 12:11 PM)y3syurn Wrote: [ -> ]I've tried 5 kind of Bios to be loaded
Europe v01.60(04/10/2001) Console (PS2)
Europe v02.00(04/06/2004) Console (SCPH)
USA v02.00(14/06/2004) Console (SCPH)
Japan v01.00(17/01/2000) Console (SCPH)
USA v01.60(07/02/2002) Console (SCPH)

*Warned

Quote:The solution here should be BatChMod, the file to edit is PCSX2.app

yeah, i tried this, and nothing. It still says the file isnt there. any ideas?

(10-08-2012, 07:43 AM)renzeenee Wrote: [ -> ]yeah, i tried this, and nothing. It still says the file isnt there. any ideas?

For the record, is your PCSX2 called PCSX2.app or PCSX2 0.9.7.app?

Having trouble when I enter the ./pcsx2 command. My xterm is telling me
./pscx2: Command not found.

Any particular reason this is happening? I followed directions 1-6 in the guide to the dot

(10-09-2012, 09:35 AM)Kaze Wrote: [ -> ]For the record, is your PCSX2 called PCSX2.app or PCSX2 0.9.7.app?

PCSX2.app

(10-10-2012, 09:31 PM)Zoner13 Wrote: [ -> ]Having trouble when I enter the ./pcsx2 command. My xterm is telling me
./pscx2: Command not found.

Any particular reason this is happening? I followed directions 1-6 in the guide to the dot

Question: Can you post a screenshot or copy-paste of the Xterm?

(10-11-2012, 06:51 AM)renzeenee Wrote: [ -> ]PCSX2.app

Is the PCSX2.app inside your applications folder?

bash-3.2$ cd /applications/pcsx2.app/contents/macos
bash-3.2$ sudo tsch
sudo: tsch: command not found
bash-3.2$ sudo tcsh
[Macintosh-002332de5d2acsx2.app/Contents/MacOS] root# ./pcsx2
./pcsx2: Command not found.

(10-11-2012, 05:59 PM)Zoner13 Wrote: [ -> ]bash-3.2$ cd /applications/pcsx2.app/contents/macos
bash-3.2$ sudo tsch
sudo: tsch: command not found
bash-3.2$ sudo tcsh
[Macintosh-002332de5d2acsx2.app/Contents/MacOS] root# ./pcsx2
./pcsx2: Command not found.

Strange, try to run just pcsx2 instead of ./pcsx2 (you still need root)

(10-11-2012, 10:21 AM)Kaze Wrote: [ -> ]Is the PCSX2.app inside your applications folder?

yes it is.

(10-15-2012, 07:50 AM)renzeenee Wrote: [ -> ]yes it is.

Please browse for the folder in finder and drag and drop it into the terminal window(in sudo ofc)