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bash: setenv: command not found
BusyBox v1.31.0 (2019-08-05 23:29:36 +08) multi-call binary.

Usage: vercmp version1 lt|gt|le|ge|eq version2

return value 0 if true, else 1

l = less, g = greater, t = than, e|eq = equal
BusyBox v1.31.0 (2019-08-05 23:29:36 +08) multi-call binary.

Usage: vercmp version1 lt|gt|le|ge|eq version2

return value 0 if true, else 1

l = less, g = greater, t = than, e|eq = equal
# ^C
# 

When ever I start my terminal.
This long message appears..
And also the Setenv.

I am not sure how it got there in the first place but I think it has to do with the SFS files that I loaded.
I have since unload all SFS and the message is still there.

I am using Slacko64_7.0

Try:

rm -f /etc/profile.d/*.csh

In the terminal

BusyBox v1.31.0 (2019-08-05 23:29:36 +08) multi-call binary.

Usage: vercmp version1 lt|gt|le|ge|eq version2

return value 0 if true, else 1

l = less, g = greater, t = than, e|eq = equal
BusyBox v1.31.0 (2019-08-05 23:29:36 +08) multi-call binary.

Usage: vercmp version1 lt|gt|le|ge|eq version2

return value 0 if true, else 1

l = less, g = greater, t = than, e|eq = equal
# 

Well the setenv is gone.
Left with busybox message.

When ever I start my terminal.

Exactly how are you starting a terminal?

There should be several ways to do it.

The exact way you are doing it could be the problem.

What are you clicking on or typing in a terminal to bring up that window?

What happens when you select LXTerminal or Urxvt from Applications > Utility menu?

Did you reboot since removing the SFS file? Good point mentioned is how is the terminal being started? Look in the .desktop file for differences like ENV variables being set.

You can try to use the Default App Chooser to reassign the default terminal and see what happens. It looks like vercmp is being called somewhere without an argument.

I reinstall the entire system.
The problem is one of the 32bits SFS found. The QT libraries?

Now I don't have the pop up anymore.