> One of the things that I never figured out was "is there a fsck for
> LFS?  do you need one?" /sbin/fsck didn't grok the LFS platter.

No, there isn't.  You don't strictly _need_ one, because of LFS's
design.  An 'lfsck' (which would do roll-forward) would be nice to
have, however, for a couple of reasons:
	(1) it reduces data loss in the event of a crash,
	(2) it would force fsck to be generalized, a la 'mount'.


cgd