@mitu It does.

@louiehummv Hey, just wanted to say thank you for this. Been having this issue for a couple years now, I admittedly was a bit intimidated by the command line stuff here but after getting into it for a second it was a breeze, and it worked perfectly. Cheers!

Hello Thatsnotmyname, apologies for slow reply.
I'm hoping you are sorted by now, but if not I have used a program called RGBCommander:

http://users.telenet.be/rgbcommander/

Mahuti, a user on the arcade controls has done a full guide to its installation and use.

http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,153009.msg1613922.html?PHPSESSID=1h8ma5tb060mq3r3bl84r4rklt#msg1613922

Hope it goes ok for you

Yet another workaround:

The standard command with which pcsx is run in Retropie does not always work without errors. Replace it, using the following steps.

Edit /opt/retropie/configs/psx/emulators.cfg so that the command to launch pcsx-rearmed reads:

pcsx-rearmed = "/opt/retropie/emulators/pcsx-rearmed/pcsx -cdfile %ROM%"

A new (hidden) config dir will be created: /home/pi/.pcsx/. And a dir where you must place the the PSX BIOS (i.e. the file SCPH1001.BIN): /home/pi/bios/.

Redo the settings for pcsx. They will be saved in /home/pi/.pcsx/pcsx.cfg. Do NOT copy the file 'pcsx.cfg' from /opt/retropie/configs/psx/pcsx/! You can, however, copy other settings like save files from there.

When certain emulators crash then the command line on my Pi (running Raspbian 9 Stretch) is unresponsive. The Pi does, however, respond via ssh. But no matter what process I kill, the console on my television stays non-responsive. Anybody got some tips & hints?