davidhedlund
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1 year ago Download pcsx-redux-nightly-*-x64.zip from https://github.com/pcsx-redux/nightlies/releases, extract it, copy openbios.bin to ~/.config/retroarch/system/, and rename it to scph5501.bin
This was a release from Nov 19, 2020. I re-evaluated openbios.bin extracted from pcsx-redux-nightly-11167.20221114.1-x64.zip downloaded from https://install.appcenter.ms/orgs/grumpycoders/apps/pcsx-redux-win64/distribution_groups/public (link listed in https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux/#where). It works in Ubuntu GNU/Linux!
I can reproduce the issue for Ubuntu GNU/Linux (retroarch package 1.12.0-r202210180049+840c4481ab-163~ubuntu22.04.1).
Retroarch: Main menu -> Online Updater -> Content Downloader -> Sony PlayStation -> 240pTestSuitePS1-EMU.zip
Retroarch: Main menu -> Online Updater -> Core Downloader -> Sony - PlayStation (SwanStation)
OpenBIOS: openbios.bin extracted from pcsx-redux-nightly-11167.20221114.1-x64.zip downloaded from https://install.appcenter.ms/orgs/grumpycoders/apps/pcsx-redux-win64/distribution_groups/public (link listed in https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux/#where)
I can use 240pTestSuitePS1-EMU.cue with the OEM BIO
OpenBIOS works with SwanStation for Windows 11.
OpenBIOS doesn't work with SwanStation for Ubuntu 22.04, the BIOS screen shows up, but not the .cue file content with: retroarch --libretro ~/.config/retroarch/cores/swanstation_libretro.so ~/.config/retroarch/downloads/240pTestSuitePS1-EMU.cue