igknighted said: You can try searching in Kuroo, perhaps he had the package name wrong. I thought it was ndispluginwrapper myself, but I've never used it so i can't tell you what to do with it.
A thanks.
It is actually called nspluginwrapper (not to be confused with the wireless ndis ones). http://gentoo-portage.com/net-www/nspluginwrapper
If you can't find something then just do a emerge -s nsplug and it will list all packages starting with nsplug*. Sometimes mere morrtals like me make mistakes but if you seach you can find what we mean :)
But before you start that do the following to ensure you are up to date with portage & sabayon overlay (It's a good idea to do the first two steps often, the third might not be required if it is up to date):
layman -S
emerge --sync
emerge -v portage
The mini edition does NOT come with kernel sources. I would advise you to install them, it's not always required but I have needed them. Beware though as it takes LONG, so start it and go have a cup of tea.
/scripts/emerge-kernel.sh
Now do:
emerge -av netscape-flash
emerge -av nspluginwrapper
emerge -av jre
Sometimes after you have used emerge you are told that some config files need updating. To do this run:
etc-update
Select the config file to update by selecting its number. If I did not manually mess with the config file I simply select the option to overwrite the config file. Carry on with the next config file.