pcsx2 thread creation failure sys executor

So here are 2 example issues for you, so you can copy/paste this template and use it on your own issue. Issue title: Disc swapping issues (Dynasty Warriors XL-Samurai Warriors XL series) One is for a core problem and another for a graphics problem.PCSX2 options: Defaults, no settings modifications affect the issue.Plugins used: GSdx, SPU2-X, Lilypad, Linuz ISO/Gigaherz CDVD,rest null plugins.Plugin settings: Defaults, no settings modifications affect the issue.Description: The XL games of the series have an 'import from original' feature, which prompts you to eject the XL disc and insert the original disc to load additional content.While the actual disc swap seems to work, the game never imports the data saying 'The wrong disc has been inserted'.How to replicate: Use any Dynasty Warriors 3/4/5 XL/ Samurai Warriors 1/2 XL game and select 'Import' in the menu, and disc swap to the original disc.Last known version to work: Never worked.GPU: Gigabyte Geforce GTX660 Windforce OC 2 GB.Other comments: Some forum member discovered a way to import the data by merging the 2 discs in one ISO which partially works here.Issue title: Rule of Rose NTSC - SLUS-21448 - Black videos in GSdx HW renderers In general it looks like the ELF of the switched disc isn't detected properly.Plugin settings: Tested GSdx DX9/11 hardware and software renderers.Description: The game's videos appear black, with sound playing normally.

The issue is fixed with a DX9/11 software renderer of GSdx

How to replicate: Boot the game and after the logos the intro video will play, displaying the issue. Last known version to work: Unknown, probably never worked Welcome to, a friendly and active Linux Community. Other comments: It's the usual GSdx hardware issue with videos, which occurs in lots of games.By joining our community you will have the ability to post topics, receive our newsletter, use the advanced search, subscribe to threads and access many other special features.

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Pcsx2 thread creation failure sys executor