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You can use "pcb --verbose" but I'm not sure how much it will help.

There are two places to look for messages: the message log, and
stdout.  If you're running pcb from a window manager, try running it
from a command window instead.

You can also invoke the import command manually using "gnetlist -g
pcbfwd foo.sch"