Closed ghost closed 3 years ago
It's quite a strange error message. Just select "No disc" when booting an elf.
There's a bug in using an ELF with a fresh install. To workaround either select an ISO before attempting to boot an ELF or use no disc like forbes suggests.
Should be fine now.
PCSX2 version:
(For example, stable build v1.6.0 (or) development builds v1.7.0-dev-xxx)
Stable v1.6.0Plugins used:
(Relevant/Non-default settings of GS/PAD/SPU2/CDVD/USB plugins)
Renderer/Internal resolution/CRC Hack level/Other relevant options
which were used to reproduce the issue. Additionally, providing a GS dump of the issue would also be helpful.Description of the issue:
(What's the problem? - Screenshots showing the issue if applicable)
CDVDiso Error: No filename specified.
in the log, even though I'm not trying to load an ISO, even with CDVDnull loaded.If I "insert" an ISO, Launch ELF will 'work', but black screen with the following log:
How to reproduce the issue:
(Detailed step by step guide on how to replicate the issue)
See description. I'm trying to run wLaunchELF from https://www.psx-place.com/resources/wlaunchelf.713/download?version=1208
Last known version to work:
(If the issue isn't present in an older PCSX2 version, it would be helpful to mention the full title of that version. Narrowing it down to the build/commit that first introduced the issue is even better!)
'uncompressed BOOT.elf' from https://web.archive.org/web/20170918080411if_/http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/f113/23397d1294162380-unofficial-launchelf-v4-42-ule-v4.40h-pcsx2-tests-.zip seems to work, as does https://web.archive.org/web/20160819132132if_/http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/f113/15126d1232649924-unofficial-launchelf-v4-42-ule-v4.38-boot-dvd-iso.zip
PC specifications:
(For example: CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E4600 GPU: Gigabyte GTX 750Ti OS: Windows 10 64 Bit)