Re: Missing keyword

Lars Weiler <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.gentoo.ppc
Message-ID <[email protected]>
* Mike S <[email protected]> [05/08/06 17:38 +0000]:
> There's only a few things that I still have trouble with.  One being the 
> clock issue that I posted to earlier, another is in PCSX giving me some 

The current baselayout stores the clock settings in
/etc/conf.d/clock.  Probably you have to upgrade.  And check
if /etc/localtime is set properly.

> error that I can't find a solution to in all my googling for it, For 
> some reason I emerged MOL and there was no molvconfig created, so I am 

You want to enable the fbcon use-flag.  When you emerge mol,
it's also printed in the very beginning.

> having trouble there.  When I emerged gnome 2.10, it looks like I still 
> have some parts of 2.8 floating around.  (Desktop > SETTINGS > Desktop 
> still brings up the old Control Center, and Theme Selector bring one up 
> that does nothing)

I guess, your system isn't updated fully.

> But the actual reason for this post.  What is a missing keyword?  When I 
> try to emerge pcsx2 I get "(masked by: missing keyword)"  This has 
> really thrown me through a loop and any help would be appreciated as always.

That means, nobody of the ppc-crew has ever tested that
ebuild and added a ppc-keyword to it.  Currently it's x86.
You can emerge it by adding the following line to your
/etc/portage/package.keywords:
games-emulation/pcsx2 x86

Also take a look into
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-ppc.xml?part=3&chap=3

Regards, Lars

-- 
Lars Weiler  <[email protected]>  +49-171-1963258
Gentoo Linux PowerPC    : Developer and Release Engineer
Gentoo Infrastructure   : CVS Administrator
Gentoo Foundation       : Trustee
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