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>
> I did all that, my point is the second time I ran gsch2psb the *.net
> file it self was not updated because the *.net had the same date and
> time as the previous one.
>

For your own sanity, you can always try gnetlist -g PCB, yes? something 
like:
   gnetlist -g PCB -o myNetlistFile someSchematic1 someSchematic2

Then load that back into PCB with:
  file -> load Netlist
Followed by o (optimize)

I use a makefile to keep track of things, and have a target for simply 
generating a netlist.

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