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From: Mikael Karpberg <karpen@ocean.campus.luth.se>
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Subject: Missing binaries in 2.2.2?
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Hi!

I was waiting for a compile to finish, and thought I'd try and make it beep
me when done, so I though "There has to be a wait command, right?" and did
"man wait" and yes, there was. Great! To the prompt!

karpen> wait 222 ; echo ^G
wait: Too many arguments.
karpen> where wait
wait is a shell built-in command
karpen> locate wait
[... long list or man pages, etc ...]
karpen> locate bin/wait
karpen> mail hackers@freebsd.org   ;-)

Er... Anybody seen a lost wait command?! :-)

  /Mikael