On Sun, Jun 06, 2004 at 06:40:00AM -0400, Christopher W. Richardson wrote:
> + NM=nm+ tsort -q
>  lorder compat_exec.o compat_util.o kern_exit_43.o kern_info_43.o kern_resource_43.o kern_sig_43.o tty_43.o uipc_syscalls_43.o vfs_syscalls_43.o vm_43.o kern_info_09.o kern_xxx_12.o vfs_syscalls_12.o vm_12.o kern_sig_13.o sysv_ipc_14.o sysv _msg_14.o sysv_shm_14.o sysv_sem_14.o kern_ipc_10.o
> 7118: not found

I guess it is running
lorder compat_exec.o compat_util.o kern_exit_43.o kern_info_43.o ... | tsort -q

You can try running this from command line, and see if you get the
7118: not found
If so, you can try to find which command (tsort or lorder) is printing
it.
Note that lorder calls nm(1), so the message can be from nm too.

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Manuel Bouyer <bouyer@antioche.eu.org>
     NetBSD: 26 ans d'experience feront toujours la difference
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