# On Ubuntu, unzip is included, but in case it is not test by running "unzip" in your terminal Install and open up the BIOS folder with unzip.Remember to replace "pcsx_file" with the file you just downloaded for the emulator. Type in your password, and if everything goes correctly PCSX will now be installed. Sudo dpkg -i ~/"LSD Dream Emulator"/pcsx_b
Download the files in the picture, and move the files into the folder that you have just created.Create a directory in home named "LSD Dream Emulator".Follow the directions for Windows and run the.To run LSD, open ePSXe and select File > Run ISO > Games > LSD CUE file.Don't activate the Multitap option or else the controls won't work. Go to the directory that has your emulator in it, open ePSXe, and follow the setup.Exit 7-Zip and delete the files in the image below:.Right click on the "ePSXe full bios and plugins" file, and open with 7-Zip, copy all files and put them in your "Emulator" folder.The reason we are not using the emulator in this file is because the separate BIOS is in the other folder. Right click on the file "Everything you need," hover over the 7-Zip setting and select "Open Archive," select the LSD Dream Emulator ISO and BIN files, and drag and drop them into the "Games" folder.Once 7-Zip is installed, you are ready to go! Run the 7-Zip installer that you downloaded, follow all of the steps, and install it.Create two more folders, one named "Emulator," and one named "Games" as shown in the picture below.Make sure you download the correct 7-Zip file that matches your system's architecture. Download the files in the image, and put them in the folder you created.Go to the Desktop and create a new folder named "LSD Dream Emulator".Due to various reasons, DuckStation is recommended over ePSXe/PCSX if your PC can run it.ĮPSXe/PCSX (not recommended) Windows Requirements
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