My system very recently suffered a hard-drive failure (the hard drive was 8 months old

), and I am now attempting to complete a fresh installation. My system is allegedly fully current now. I have also placed a few extra packages, including the 3.10.0 kernel and sources, as well as the ATI drivers and the vim editor. Other than this, I have not placed the additional packages I need which go beyond a LiveCD/DVD install.
I am also seeing a Rigo failure. I am hoping this can be fixed quickly since I very greatly depend on Rigo.
As for the suggestion regarding "gdk-pixbug", I think joost likely meant "gdk-pixbuf".
I performed "su" to root.
I executed "equo query gdk-pixbuf" and this was returned:
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Titanic / # equo query installed gdk-pixbuf
>> @@ Searching...
>> @@ Package: x11-libs/gdk-pixbuf-2.28.2 branch: 5, [__system__]
>> Installed: version: 2.28.2 ~ tag: NoTag ~ revision: 0
>> Slot: 2
>> Homepage: http://www.gtk.org/
>> Description: Image loading library for GTK+
>> License: LGPL-2+
>> Keywords: gdk-pixbuf
>> Found: 1 entry
The following was returned by "equo deptest" and "equo libtest":
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Titanic / # equo deptest
>> @@ Running dependency test...
>>
Titanic / # equo libtest
>> @@ Libraries test
>> @@ discarding directory: /usr/lib64, because it's symlinked on: /usr/lib
>> @@ discarding directory: /lib64, because it's symlinked on: /lib
>> @@ Collecting broken executables
>> @@ Attention: don't worry about libraries that are shown here but not later.
>> @@ Matching broken libraries/executables
>> @@ System is healthy.
I also executed "equo update" and was told the repository was up-to-date. I then forced the update by executing "equo update --force". After this I executed "equo install entropy rigo" and the result follows:
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Titanic / # equo install entropy rigo
>> @@ Calculating dependencies...
>> ## [R] [sabayon-weekly] app-admin/rigo-210|0 [210|0]
>> ## [R] [sabayon-weekly] sys-apps/entropy-210|0 [210|0]
>> @@ Packages needing to be installed/updated/downgraded: 2
>> @@ Packages needing to be removed: 0
>> @@ Download size: 0b
>> @@ Freed disk space: 0.0b
>> @@ You need at least: 1.5MB of free space
>> ::: >>> (1/1) 2 packages
>> ## Package checksum matches: app-admin:rigo-210.279b2fd7e6b33c8da16d98784e143d955dc5a15e~0.tbz2
>> ## Package checksum matches: sys-apps:entropy-210.46e24c51d1c15d4112f04c0dd99b557d8c688cb4~0.tbz2
>> +++ >>> (1/2) app-admin/rigo-210
>> ## Unpacking: app-admin:rigo-210.279b2fd7e6b33c8da16d98784e143d955dc5a15e~0.tbz2
>> ## Installing package: app-admin/rigo-210
>> ## [Rigo, the Sabayon Application Browser]
>> ## Updating database: app-admin/rigo-210
>> ## Cleaning previously installed application data.
>> ## Package phase: postremove
* Updating shared mime info database ...
* Updating desktop mime database ...
>> ## Package phase: postinstall
* Updating shared mime info database ...
* Updating desktop mime database ...
* Compilation and optimization of Python modules placed outside of site-packages directories for CPython 2.7 ... [ ok ]
>> ## Cleaning: app-admin/rigo-210
>> +++ >>> (2/2) sys-apps/entropy-210
>> ## Unpacking: sys-apps:entropy-210.46e24c51d1c15d4112f04c0dd99b557d8c688cb4~0.tbz2
>> ## Package phase: setup
>> ## Installing package: sys-apps/entropy-210
>> ## [Entropy Package Manager foundation library]
>> ## Updating database: sys-apps/entropy-210
>> ## Cleaning previously installed application data.
>>> Regenerating /etc/ld.so.cache...
>> ## Package phase: postremove
>>> Regenerating /etc/ld.so.cache...
>> ## Package phase: postinstall
* Purging current Entropy cache
* Compilation and optimization of Python modules placed outside of site-packages directories for CPython 2.7 ... [ ok ]
* If you want to enable Entropy packages delta download support, please
* install dev-util/bsdiff.
>> ## Cleaning: sys-apps/entropy-210
>> @@ Installation complete.
>> @@ No configuration files to update.
I then executed "equo --version" and as expected it returned "210". However, no version number was returned for "entropy", and this deviates from the description seen in
http://wiki.sabayon.org/index.php?title=En:Entropy.
Thank you very much in advance.