There actually isn't any installation procedure for pSX. All you need to do is extract the emulator with a RAR compatible utility (WinRAR), place the BIOS (check BIOS section below for details) in the bios directory, and run psxfin.exe.

A [NEW]. As of pSX 1.11, an official Linux port has been released alongside its Windows counterpart. Check the official homepage for a link. A [OLD]. It's a possibility, but not a priority at the moment. People have reported limited success with running it on Wine, so you might want to test it on that. See similar questions...

According to pSX Author... "at one point I did port it to xbox but I no longer have access to a devkit so I doubt I'll ever release this." See similar questions...

pSX (Linux) makes use of the "libgtkglext" library to draw OpenGL graphics to screen. As such, it needs to be installed in order for pSX to work. You should be able to find this library in your Linux distribution's package repository. See similar questions...

Make sure you have DirectX 9 installed, and check that your hardware drivers are up-to-date (video card and chipset drivers especially). See similar questions...

Some gamepads and converters are known to have difficulties when being used with pSX. Read the Converter compatibility with pSX thread for some more information about which converters work. See similar questions...

Yes, and no. It is possible to dump a Playstation ISO file (the entire CD's data in one big binary file), but it would be big, as in 650mb. It may be possible to strip the ROMs as well, removing/replacing the movies and cd tracks (which mostly takes up the space). However, no site would distribute them due to server space and bandwidth reasons. Maybe a warez site will someday host them... but I stay away from those, I wouldn't know. Homebrewn demos are legally available, though. See similar questions...

With each new install of the client, you are given a new node ID. Each time you re-install the client, you will have another node ID. When you reinstall - just copy that file to the same directory it was before and you will not have to add another node to your stats. No. If you stop a run before you have completed all the conformers for a candidate, the docking will be aborted. See similar questions...

DirectX (more specifically, the Direct3D subset) is needed only for drawing the images to the screen. Everything else is done in software mode, so the emulator is more CPU bound rather than GPU bound. See similar questions...

There is no native way to do this at the moment, but support will be added in the future. For the time being, people have reported success in loading the cheating device's CD, and swapping with the game disc to play (note that not all cheat devices work with pSX currently). Alternatively, some people have reported success in using CEP to cheat with pSX. Playing from the original disc seems to be by far the best way to ensure success with CEP. See similar questions...

There are no plans to take pSX open source as of yet. If you are an emulator author, feel free to email pSX Author, as he is willing to share the source code (within reason). See similar questions...

pSX Author started writing one as a side project, but wants to focus on PlayStation and PlayStation 2 emulation for now. See similar questions...

Whoever got the idea to it should be hanged!! You have to collect the blue crystals. Then if you want to save your game, go to the inventory and choose the crystals. In the PC Version you'll get green crystals instead of blue and they'll act as small instant medipack. See similar questions...

For use on your company's intranet, installation on your network server merely requires a simple installation. You may also choose to access the program through the internet. See similar questions...

Installing MediaWiki takes between 10 and 30 minutes, and involves uploading/copying files, and running the installer script to configure the software. See similar questions...

See Manual:Extensions for information about installing extensions, as well as writing them. See the Extension Matrix and the to find existing extensions. See similar questions...

Yes, although we do not recommend the application of our product by a novice do-it-yourselfer. By following our detailed installation instructions, an experienced do-it-yourselfer can install Springhouse Shingles with relative ease. See similar questions...