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A set of scripts to compile and install PCSX2.

The user running the PCSX2 emulator is named kodi.

This scripts assume you are running a 64 bit operating system. PCSX2 is a 32 bit application and must be cross-compiled as a 32 bit application in a 64 bit operating system.

If you don't have git installed then execute as root

# apt-get install git

To clone this repository:

$ cd /home/kodi
$ git clone https://github.com/Wintermute0110/PCSX2Install.git

The Kodi compilation tools will be cloned into the directory /home/kodi/PCSX2Install/.

As the kodi user clone the Kodi source code. This will take a while:

$ cd /home/kodi/PCSX2Install/
$ git clone https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2.git pcsx2

If you want to compile a particular version of Kodi first have a look at the tags in the repository:

$ cd /home/kodi/PCSX2Install/pcsx2
$ git tag
v1.3.1
v1.4.0
v1.5.0-dev
$ 

Each tag corresponds to a released version of the emulator. Now, tell git to set the PCSX2 source code to the version you want:

$ git checkout v1.4.0

The PCSX2 source code is now ready for compilation.

First you need to install the build dependencies required to compile PCSX2. As root execute:

# cd /home/kodi/PCSX2Install
# ./install-build-dependencies-debian.sh

Now it's time to compile Kodi. This will take a while (about 15 minutes on a fast computer):

$ ./build-pcsx2.sh

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Finally, to install PCSX2 execute:

$ ./install-kodi.sh

Now that PCSX2 is installed you can safely delete the PCSX2 build directory to save disk space:

$ ./purge-build-directory.sh

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Update PCSX2 source code:

$ cd /home/kodi-source/
$ git checkout master
$ git pull

If you wish to set a specific version:

$ git checkout 17.6-Krypton

Then configure, compile and install Kodi again:

$ cd /home/kodi/KodiInstall
$ ./configure-kodi.sh
$ ./build-kodi-x11.sh
$ ./clean-binary-addons.sh
$ ./build-binary-addons-selected.sh
$ ./install-kodi.sh
$ ./purge-build-directory.sh