@jonnykesh sup, so I deleted the images folder from my n64 folder and deleted my complete nes rom and images folder. I don't know what I did but the link-hack image that replaced some games is completely gone. Hope this might help in the trouble shooting.

@robmcc83 Sixaxis = no vibration. DS3 = vibration.

Fixed my problem. Figured I'd post the resolution in the event that somebody else inevitably has the same issue. gunnarh's posted solution was right. It's not an issue of the multiple joysticks. It's actually the sketch. You need to use the bounce library, like was used in gunnarh's link. Without it, the buttons don't get recognized properly within retropie. I went as far as to edit the usb_desc.h for the teensyduino libary to only have it expose the joystick, and nothing more. That worked for only having a single joystick show up, but the button issue remained. It wasn't until I utilized the Bounce library, that my button presses behaved as I expected.

It will not mount the drive from my router.
I've had so many problems with this home hub with file sharing. I had the home hub 5 before which was easy as that used samba shares when connecting usb drives but this one does not.
I forgot before that when I first setup this drive on this new router I had to map the drive first using run on my computer and entering \192.168.1.254\ then I could select the folder I want to map for share.
It's strange sometimes it shows in network sometimes it don't. I Google it upon getting this new hub and there was others with same problem.
So think and for less stress for me lol I'm going to just migrate everything to samba shares on my other pi,
Is this still possible to share roms through samba.
Thanks

@mr_rogers89 https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@chuskie Are you using RetroPie ? Please give more information about your setup - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Never mind. Found out it's the recent update to RetroArch causing the issue. Re-installing the image without updating fixes the issue.

It's ok.
All I was looking for was a graphic image to use for my build.. I found someone who is making one for me though. Thanks guys

@farrisgoldstein I find when that happens it's because the image is too big. Make it a bit smaller and it's all fine.

Thank you everyone, now it's "working" but I'm not sure why. I've started again from scratch with a fresh installation, and it's working fine out of the box, as @ChuckyP said. At least is working with the padtest iso, when I push on R3 it starts running the weak motor, and with L3 the strong one. I suppose that I messed up something while trying to install/uninstall packages and stuff.

However it's not working with Final Fantasy VIII. Vibration is enabled ingame, I've tried with several bios and two different copies from the game, without success. Anyway, if it's working with the padtest then it works, and based on other comments I suppose that this feature doesn't work for all the games, but I need to test it more.

Thanks again everyone for your help!

I'm having the same issue with Teensy LC. The symptoms are exactly like https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3860/usb-joypad-teensy-appearing-as-2-joysticks/3. Were you ever able to find a solution?

Thanks for this great work!

But I can't get my Xbox Controller getting to work correctly.
After I activate the Controller support the arrow up goes constantly

any suggestions?

@mediamogul Worked perfectly, many thanks!

Connecting directly worked,
thank you!

It can work only, if the phone or tablet have HDMI-in port, which as I know almost none support this. The Android phones/tablets supporting HDMI is mostly output only.

I was having heating issues after overclocking for N64/Shader usage. Tried the cheap heatsink route, and as suggested, did very little (as you say, probably the glue used). I've also tried larger cases with fans but the way it was set up meant it was just pushing warm air around, it was cooler but nowhere near the results I got with my passive-cooling case.

I looked into Flirc cases and then stumbled across the BIQU case, it's about half the price and works fantastically. I've never had the thermal symbol show since using it and the case itself doesn't get too hot either (you can feel it is warm when being used, but no shocks or being too hot to touch as some have suggested with passive-cooling style cases).

I also added a little thermal paste on the points of contact - it may not be necessary but I had some lying around so thought it wouldn't hurt.