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There isn't a file called "equo" - that is the first error message.

Have you tried this as a starter?

You will need to tell us the make and model of your printer, other hardware information and which version of SL you are using.

I was searching for a program with name jfsrec , but that is not in Rigo. -Where can I get it, executable in Sabayon (13.10, KDE 4.11.1, Kernel 3.11.4)? -Is there another better alternative to recover (at least) a part of my hard disk? Any help, every idea is mostly appreciated. Thank you in advanc...

To boot into a terminal select the "recovery" option from the initial boot screen and that should tell you if the problem is just in the GUI. If you can get to the point where you can login to the terminal then try (as root) equo update --force equo upgrade --ask equo deptest and equo libtest . If y...

Thank you for posting that link.

Have you tried installing catalyst from the Sabayon repository?

I expect it's related to this bug report; https://bugs.sabayon.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4336

PS It's not a good idea to post the same problem in two places - people won't know which to respond to.

To install radiotray you can either use the command line in a terminal; As it's a new installation you need to update the repositories ; As root equo update --force Then As root equo install radiotray and the same for eclipse. Alternatively you can open Rigo which is the graphical interface for Entr...

If you are using Gnome 3.x I'm not surprised that you are confused - unless you have come from Windows 8. My solution is not an answer but I would open a terminal and, as root, do this equo install kde-meta --ask When that has finished reboot and choose KDE at the login stage. That will give you a m...

I have very little experience of Cinnamon but I assume it has an equivalent to KDE system settings. You need to run that as root to alter the time settings. If it doesn't work I hope that someone who uses Cinnamon will come along before another 3 weeks is up!