This should get you a list like the following: If you installed it with dependencies off the Pacman repo this may be taken care of for you (I’m not 100% sure), but in any case what you need to do is to pull out the Yast software installation interface and do a search for ‘wx’. Then we gotta grab the 32-bit libs that are needed. This can either be downloaded from the site linked above, or, on OpenSUSE, can be obtained in packaged form from Pacman’s Games repo (mirror for 13.1 here). Anyway, I got this working twice, both times quite bumpily, and decided it was high time this got written into a post for archival.Ĭredits by the way to this video which put me on the right track.įirst, we gotta get PCSX2. The primary roadblock seems to be that the thing assumes a 32bit environment, and will refuse to start if it doesn’t find some 32-bit libs.
It’s surprisingly hard to get the Playstation 2 emulator PCSX2 working if you’re running a 64-bit linux system, even though they’re cross platform and release linux binaries/sources first hand.
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