ok thanks. while i do have a pi3 with recalbox on it i still find the x86 version a lot better and faster. I'ts hard to find a good retro o/s that is based on x86 and only needs a controller to control it.
Thanks, and keep up the good work.

@acris
I use recalbox 4.1 unstable right now and i have used batocera in the past. The problem i have is with recalbox not batocera. Since batocera and recalbox is similar and the problem is fixed with batocera maybe it could be an easy fix for recalbox 4.1 unstable x86 64 bit.

I am having a problem with "RECALBOX 4.1 unstable x86 64 bit not working with nvida drivers open gl.
The link i posted was how Batocera fixed the problem.

Everytime i try and load a rom from wii, gamecube, jaguar, sega saturn it just kicks me back to the home screen.
Batocera linux had the same problem but they fixed it.
Here is the thread.

Underneath the red tape is a usb to ps2 controller adapter know the original PSX controller can hook up to it.
Missing the power adapter in the pic 5v-5, going to fit in the void spot between the rear power switch and the reset button. Items from ebay takes to long to get.
Still waiting on a LAN extender cable, micro sd card extender and a thermo switch to switch on the fans if psx inside the shell gets to hot.

Needs to get some raspberry pi and recal box logos to place on the shell.

cool, i got a similar one done my self but where the memory cards go i put 2 female usb in each port so i can use other controllers.

i'm making a pi-station. installing a pi 3 into a psx original. plan on installing a 5a power supply to power the pi 3. There are going to be 3 12v fan running at 5v directly from the power supply. i'm going to put inline a 35 degree Celsius thermostat with the fans. When the system hit 35 the fans will kick in. after the system is shut down the fans will still run until it gets to normal room temp. Going to have more things in to to like 4 usb ports where the memory card are and a usb to ps2 adapter soldered directly to the psx ones. Also installing a 64 gb micro sd card and a 160gb hdd. 64gb micro sd card will hold a few dozen roms for quick load. hard drive will hold more but will take longer to boot. enough of my rambling.

real pain to have to do through psx games that have .bins. tomb raider good example. But great work guys.