Hacking Question about PS2 emulation config files

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I'm looking at the PS2 Classics compatibility list here http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/PS2_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List

Some of the games say they need config files to work. There's a link on the side of them that points here.

http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/PS2_Emulation#Config_file_examples_.28for_netemu.29

But I have no idea what any of that means. Do I need to copy/paste the code info in a text document? Where do I put it on the PS3?
Are you trying to make custom ps2 classics for HAN? If so, you need ps2 classics gui 2.2.2. the software comes bundled with custom configurations for various games, you just select the one you matching yours when it asks you to. I actually managed to do it yesterday with forbidden siren 2 after some trial and error, it works great, and i know the software applied the config file because this game is known for having major graphical glitches without it
 
Not HAN I have a Slim that's on 3.55 with latest REBUG. I found out the best way is to use MANAGUNZ as it adds the config file to your game automatically if it has one. It's helped me fix a few games already. You just install the MANAGUNZ pkg and run the PS2 game you want and it'll ask you if you want to load a config file, say yes and it's there on your hdd for use with multiman or whatever other program.
 
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Not HAN I have a Slim that's on 3.55 with latest REBUG. I found out the best way is to use MANAGUNZ as it adds the config file to your game automatically if it has one. It's helped me fix a few games already. You just install the MANAGUNZ pkg and run the PS2 game you want and it'll ask you if you want to load a config file, say yes and it's there on your hdd for use with multiman or whatever other program.
I see, that sounds handy for cfw users
 

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