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    emerge problem

    root@gentoo john # emerge konqueror-embedded
    Calculating dependencies
    !!! all ebuilds that could satisfy "konqueror-embedded" have been masked.
    !!! possible candidates are:
    - net-www/konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1 (masked by: package.mask)

    !!! Error calculating dependencies. Please correct.

    root@gentoo john # emerge konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1
    Calculating dependencies
    !!! Problem in net-www/konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1 dependencies.
    !!! "Specific key requires an operator (net-www/konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1) (try adding an '=')"
    Can someone help me?

    thanks

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    Code:
    =emerge konqueror-embedded
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    Code:
    root@gentoo john # =emerge konqueror-embedded
    bash: =emerge: command not found

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    my bad... I meant
    Code:
    emerge =konqueror-embedded
    not

    Code:
    =emerge konqueror-embedded
    I should be more careful...
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    I have tried that before, and got the same result again.
    Code:
    root@gentoo john # emerge =konqueror-embedded
    Calculating dependencies   
    !!! all ebuilds that could satisfy "=konqueror-embedded" have been masked.
    !!! possible candidates are:
    - net-www/konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1 (masked by: package.mask)
    
    !!! Error calculating dependencies. Please correct.
    also
    Code:
    root@gentoo john # emerge =konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1
    Calculating dependencies   
    !!! all ebuilds that could satisfy "=konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1" have been masked.
    !!! possible candidates are:
    - net-www/konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1 (masked by: package.mask)
    
    !!! Error calculating dependencies. Please correct.

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    try this if you are on PC-only machine

    Code:
    ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge =konqueror-embedded

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    so do i put that into make.conf or into commandline?

    Thanks

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    type it in the commandline.

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    You could add the
    Code:
    ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86"
    line to your make.conf but it is not really recommended. Better to just add it when you need to.
    I found this link earlier today when trying to learn a little more about the emerge tool here at work. I'm sure man emerge would be a bit more detailed, but this is a good "quick reference"
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    Unhappy

    still no luck..
    root@gentoo john # ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge =konqueror-embedded
    Calculating dependencies
    !!! all ebuilds that could satisfy "=konqueror-embedded" have been masked.
    !!! possible candidates are:
    - net-www/konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1 (masked by: package.mask)

    !!! Error calculating dependencies. Please correct.
    mabye I have set my use variables too much??
    USE="X gtk gnome kde alsa -arts -cdr -dvd divx4linux -dvdr -icq
    -joystick mad mmx msn mozilla -pcmcia -pda quicktime samba -scnner -usb
    xvid -oss"

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    I think you should do
    Code:
    ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge =konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1
    else try
    Code:
    ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge konqueror-embedded-20010207-r1
    Everything is explained in some short tutorials on the Gentoo site at the docs section. I just read some once in a while.
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    Originally posted by BMK1st
    try this if you are on PC-only machine

    Code:
    ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge =konqueror-embedded
    Uhhhmmmm.... I think it isn't masked with a keyword - put the following line in /etc/portage/package.unmask:
    net-www/konqueror-embedded
    Then try again - if it doesn't work, it's probably hard-masked (dangerous) and you have to edit something in the ebuild, though not sure what. (Hayl found out, visit #justlinux)
    Don't use ACCEPT_KEYWORDS, afaik this way when you emerge -u world, packages that are masked are downgraded to their unmasked versions. Rather put a line like this in /etc/portage/package.keywords:
    net-www/konqueror-embedded ~x86
    If you use x86 as architecture.
    Putting ACCEPT_KEYWORDS in /etc/make.conf is absolutely dangerous, since then portage doesn't care anymore if anything's masked with a keyword and you get a _really_ instable system.
    HTH
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    hay sounds good.. just I don't have a package.keywords file... let alone a /etc/portage/ folder.

    Something else I am needing to install?
    -would this be causing the problem?

    -It doesnt matter too much if i can't get this , is there any other file manager similar to konqueror that I could use instead? -I am not interested in konqueror web browser.
    Also I like the smb:/// think in konqueror, or is that just standard issue with file managers these days?

    cheers
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    mkdir /etc/portage
    touch /etc/portage/package.unmask
    vim /etc/portage/package.unmask
    If you don't have the files, make 'em
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    Talking

    great thanks alot
    all seems to be going now

    cheers
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