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====Linuz Iso CDVD==== | ====Linuz Iso CDVD==== | ||
[[image:CDVD Config Dialog - Linux.png|400px|left|thumb|]] | [[image:CDVD Config Dialog - Linux.png|400px|left|thumb|Linuz Iso CDVD]] | ||
Select Linuz Iso CDVD v0.9.0 and hit configure. | Select Linuz Iso CDVD v0.9.0 and hit configure. | ||
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*Under Options you can check/uncheck Enable Block Dump=>ISO name.dump. When checked, this option will create a "ISO name".dump file in the PCSX2 root folder(where pcsx2.exe is located) from the game you ran. This file is like a small iso, which is mainly used for debugging. It will store the sectors read during the execution of the game you ran, so afterwards you will be able to load the file(using "select iso" of Linuz Iso CDVD) and run it without any image/cd/dvd. Note that if the game will try to read any other sectors from the ones not included in the dump file, it will obviously stop responding. | *Under Options you can check/uncheck Enable Block Dump=>ISO name.dump. When checked, this option will create a "ISO name".dump file in the PCSX2 root folder(where pcsx2.exe is located) from the game you ran. This file is like a small iso, which is mainly used for debugging. It will store the sectors read during the execution of the game you ran, so afterwards you will be able to load the file(using "select iso" of Linuz Iso CDVD) and run it without any image/cd/dvd. Note that if the game will try to read any other sectors from the ones not included in the dump file, it will obviously stop responding. | ||
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====CDVD Null==== | ====CDVD Null==== | ||
This is a Null plugin just like GSnull, meaning it simply does nothing. | This is a Null plugin just like GSnull, meaning it simply does nothing. | ||