Description of the issue:
If I do retroarch -L /path/to/pcsx2_core /path/to/image I get a core dump.. If instead I have /path/to/image.iso or image.whatever, the game starts as expected. Using a symlink that has an extension to the non-extension file is a valid workaround.
I have an use case where I can't provide extensions (.iso) to the files, and would rather not go through the extra step of symlinking. Since the game starts with any other extension present in the filename, I'd say it's not essential and can be fixed to work.
PCSX2 version: whetever is the in cores file at https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/linux/x86_64/ PCSX2 options: No options or plugins whatsoever, default clean install.
Description of the issue: If I do retroarch -L /path/to/pcsx2_core /path/to/image I get a core dump.. If instead I have /path/to/image.iso or image.whatever, the game starts as expected. Using a symlink that has an extension to the non-extension file is a valid workaround. I have an use case where I can't provide extensions (.iso) to the files, and would rather not go through the extra step of symlinking. Since the game starts with any other extension present in the filename, I'd say it's not essential and can be fixed to work.