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## Running
In order to run the emulator, you will need a BIOS file, `SCPH1001.bin` specifically, you can either get it from the internet or [dump it from your own console](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8eHp0COcBo). Just put it in the same directory where the executable is located in. I will write a CLI parser really soon though, you will be able to just specify the location of the BIOS or a search folder.
In order to run the emulator, you will need a BIOS file, `SCPH1001.bin` specifically, you can either get it from the internet or [dump it from your own console](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8eHp0COcBo). Just put it in the same directory where the executable is located. I will write a CLI parser really soon though, you will be able to just specify the location of the BIOS or a search folder.
Other BIOSes aren't currently supported, though I've only tested `SCPH1000.bin` so far.
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On Windows, the `build-deps.ps1` script downloads SDL2, unzips it, and copies `SDL2.dll` to the root folder, if you want to run the emulator standalone, you'll have to move the SDL2 DLL to the same folder where the executable is located.
**If you already have SDL2 on your system**, you can skip running the `build-deps.ps1` script. Though you will have to edit the `build-win.ps1` script to point the `SDL2_DIR` variable to your installation path.
**If you already have SDL2 on your system**, you can skip running `build-deps.ps1`. Though you will have to edit `build-win.ps1` to point the `SDL2_DIR` variable to your installation path.
On Ubuntu, you'll also need to install SDL2 development package, you can get it from `apt` like so:
On Ubuntu, you'll also need to install `libsdl2-dev`, you can get it from `apt` like so:
```
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ cd psx
./build-win.ps1
```
If the `build-win.ps1` script fails for whatever reason (*cough* Microsoft *cough*), you can try using the `build-win.bat` (notice the extension) script instead. If this also doesn't work for you, please open an issue on the Issues tab
If `build-win.ps1` fails for whatever reason (*cough* Microsoft *cough*), you can try using the `build-win.bat` (notice the extension) script instead. If this also doesn't work for you, please open an issue on the Issues tab
### Ubuntu
```
git clone https://github.com/allkern/psx