Some qa cleanup.

Fix mkfs failure to report such instead of mount failure.

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@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ _verify_fs()
 
 	_full "mkfs"
 	_scratch_mkfs_xfs $VERSION -p $protofile >>$seqfull 2>&1 \
-		|| _fail "mount failed"
+		|| _fail "mkfs failed"
 
 	echo "*** check FS"
 	_check_scratch_fs

tools/README.auto-qa

@@ -3,20 +3,18 @@ ______________________                                      ______________
 
 
 	- pick/create a user to run auto-qa and check they 
-            can use ptools to check out of the tree
-	- add your host to xfstests/common.config
-	- add your host to xfstests/tools/auto-qa
-		check both these files in
+          can use ptools to check out of the tree
+	- add your host to xfstests/common.config and check this file in
+          OR create a local.config file in your xfstests directory
 	- make a directory "$HOME/qa"
-	- make a workarea "$HOME/qa/linux-xfs" for linux-xfs
-		(easiest to copy one from elsewhere)
+	- make a kernel workarea "$HOME/qa/2.4.x-xfs" for 2.4.x-xfs
+	  and a commands workarea "$HOME/qa/xfs-cmds" for xfs-cmds
+		(easiest to copy them from elsewhere)
 	- cd $HOME/qa ; ln -s xfs-cmds/xfstests/tools/auto-qa .
 		(auto-qa must be a link into it's own source tree
 		so it can update itself)
 	- copy an appropriate .config file to
  		$HOME/qa/$HOSTNAME.config
-	- You'll need to maunally install the "quota" and "acl"
-	  userspace tools, rest will be installed automatically.
 	- You'll need a hacked version of 'su' in $HOME/qa that
                 lets your user su to root/root without a password
                 (if you want to run from cron, it mustn't require