These errors in the log may be part of the problem:
[E : PPU[1] Thread (CPUThread)[0x0061a04c]]: sys_fs error: "//ps3run.cfg" not found! flags: 0x00000000
[E : PPU[1] Thread (CPUThread)[0x0061a04c]]: sys_fs error: "//data.pak" not found! flags: 0x00000000
Check if you have ps3run.cfg and data.pak anywhere in the game folder. Then, if for example they are in "C:\games\ps3\castle of illusion\USRDIR\", start rpcs3, go to "config" -> "virtual file system manager", right click where it is empty, click "add" and do like in the screenshot:
![[Image: O2lLEaT.png]](http://i.imgur.com/O2lLEaT.png)
Note that this will probably cause issues with other games, but perhaps the storage issues here will go away. If you did it right then the two errors above should not be there, and in that case, upload the new log file. Then delete the file system entry you just did.
[E : PPU[1] Thread (CPUThread)[0x0061a04c]]: sys_fs error: "//ps3run.cfg" not found! flags: 0x00000000
[E : PPU[1] Thread (CPUThread)[0x0061a04c]]: sys_fs error: "//data.pak" not found! flags: 0x00000000
Check if you have ps3run.cfg and data.pak anywhere in the game folder. Then, if for example they are in "C:\games\ps3\castle of illusion\USRDIR\", start rpcs3, go to "config" -> "virtual file system manager", right click where it is empty, click "add" and do like in the screenshot:
Note that this will probably cause issues with other games, but perhaps the storage issues here will go away. If you did it right then the two errors above should not be there, and in that case, upload the new log file. Then delete the file system entry you just did.
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