[gentoo-server] fsck not checking jfs filesystems

[Joby Walker]

On a couple test boxes I am using JFS.  I am very happy with JFS so far, 
the only bug that I've come across is that the /etc/init.d/checkfs 
script does not check/repair the JFS filesystems.

/etc/init.d/checkroot always seems to work just fine, but checkfs checks 
by /boot partition (ext2) but ignores the JFS partitions.

I have tried various fsck commands with limited success.  The only way I 
can get fsck to check a JFS filesystem is to specify it (e.g., 
/dev/hda3).  If I try -A, -A -tjfs, or -A -tJFS, fsck pretends the 
partitions do not exist.

Any advise?

jbw