>Date: Thu, 06 Jun 1996 02:13:24 -0700
>From: "Kang H. Lee" <tiger04@zoom.com>

>I was upgrading from NetBSD 1.1 to NetBSD-current (I think it is
>May 15th), and I have encountered following error:
>
>building standard kvm library
>tsort: illegal option -- q
>usage: tsort [-l] [file]

>Can anybody tell me what I need to do to fix this error?
>I searched through make file to find 'tsort' command, but could not.
>I guess I will go and purchase a book on bsd make.  Can anybody
>suggest a book?

You don't need a book.

The -q flag was added to tsort after 1.1.  It is used by -current's
/usr/share/mk/bsd.lib.mk.  You get an error because you are using the
new bsd.lib.mk with the old tsort, which doesn't understand -q.  To
fix the problem, you must build and install tsort before trying to
build any libraries.

You may have problems installing manpages unless you rebuild /bin/sh,
as well.
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