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The PS2 Bios on the top (the mediafire link) is linked to malware. If you care enough to do a Virustotal scan, you may end up seeing that it's filled with malware. To deal with this malware, take out the hard drive (or SSD) and just buy a new one.
Any help is graciously welcomed. You can navigate by clicking on the various tabs for each company. When you click on the link to Github the first link you land on will be the Home tab, this tab explains how to use the Megathread. There are Five tabs that link directly to collections based on console and publisher, these include Nintendo, Sony ...
Here it is in steps: 1) Download the new PCSX2 v0.9.8 HERE. 2) PCSX2 comes in 3 flavors, full installer, web installer and binary. Full installer has the DirectX web installer bundled, web installer optionally downloads it from the internet, and binary is only the program with the plugins.
Config > Plugins/Bios selector. scroll down to BIOS search paths and select wherever you placed the bios. I noticed there was no bios folder for pcsx2 so i just made one and put the bios in there. I installed Emudeck, said I needed a Bios when I went to open a game.
Does the BIOS you use matter? I'm just wondering, since I think I technically have a few to choose from if I wanted to put in some extra legwork. I have the 39001 (or 37001, I forget which, it was the last model before 5.1 DD was added for DVD playback) model PS2, plus the HDD with the FFXI disc that upgrades the drivers to the 50001 model ...
This is a tool for dumping information from Playstation2, including bios, dvdplayer rom, non-volatile memory, etc. This is the BIN version of the BIOS Dumper (all files provided separately). In addition, v1 of the tool is included (dumpbios-mass.elf) in case you are having trouble with the new version. Attached Files.
As an example Play! doesn't need an external PS2 BIOS to work. PCSX2 needs a PCSX BIOS folder. The Core Info section says to visit this link for more information. Most emulators that require a BIOS will usually say (!) Missing/Found, Required/Optional: in the firmware section and then will mention the BIOS that the emulator needs to function.
Close those windows. Open Emudeck. Select "More Info" on the Bios Checker. Select Check Again. The Bios files checker will state “PlayStation 2 bios detected!”. Step 3: Download Roms to your Steam Deck. Do a google search on your steam deck, there are tons of links about what websites to get Roms from.
1 Locate the folder of the dump. 2 Copy the foldername of the first subfolder into Root/ID. 3 Rightclick on the "Filename\Size" box and choose "Add File". 4 Browse to the folder in question. 5 Select the first file and repeat step 2-4 until all files have been listed. 6 Choose "File"\"Save As" in the menu.
PCSX2 requires a BIOS to work, the BIOS can be provided as a single 4MB .bin file or with additional files (usually .erom, .nvm, .rom1 and .rom2)." ¹ a list of some common names used in rom archivers apps: # don't use any of these! scph10000.bin. ps2-0100j-20000117.bin. ps2-0101j-20000217.bin.