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Hi,
Like Kris Hermans, I can't get Context to generate a TOC.  It was working with 
the version on from TexLive 7 (installed from my TUG CDROM) but since 
upgrading to Context 7.26.02 *AND* 8.15.02 it's broken.  Minimal testfile:

\starttext
\placecontent
\chapter{First}
The quick red fox
\stoptext

Output:
<snip>
systems        : begin file tt at line 1
! Undefined control sequence.
\ExpandCommand [#1][#2]->\dobeginoflist 
                                        \dostellijstin [#1][#2]\doutilities 
...

\doplaatssamengesteldelijst ...gesteldelijst ][#2]
                                                  \stoplistreferences 
{#1}\e...
<to be read again> 
                   \chapter 
l.3 \chapter
            {First}
? 
<snip>

BTW:  This is the 1st time I've upgraded Context.  What I did was:  
1) unzip *.zip's into /usr/share/TeX/texmf-local (local tree _was_ previously 
empty, so I downloaded _all_ the zips).

2) Copy ../perltk/* to /usr/share/TeX/texmf/context/perltk -- since TL7 has a 
wrapper script in TEXHOME/bin/i386-linux that calls texexec.pl.
3) texhash, texexec --make, texhash

Is this approximately correct?  In the future I would normally just upgrade 
the fmt zip...

Regards,
Peter
-- 
"'I could have done it in a _much_ more complicated way', said the Red Queen,
 immensely proud."  -- quoted in Froberg, Intro. to Numerical Analysis, 1969.