README.afs: Update the Troubles section.

It still talked about para_fsck which was replaced by oslfsck in paraslash-0.4.0.

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@@ -253,27 +253,27 @@ debugging info. Almost all paraslash executables have a brief online
 help which is displayed by using the -h switch. The --detailed-help
 option prints the full help text.
 
-para_fsck tries to fix your database. Use --force (even if your name
-isn't Luke) to clean up after a crash. However, first make sure
-para_server isn't running before executing para_fsck if para_fsck
-complains about busy (dirty) tables. para_fsck also contains an option
-to dump the contents of the database to the file system.
+If para_server crashed or was killed by SIGKILL (signal 9), it
+may refuse to start again because of "dirty osl tables". In this
+case you'll have to run the oslfsck program of libosl to fix your
+database. It might be necessary to use --force (even if your name
+isn't Luke). However, make sure para_server isn't running before
+executing oslfsck --force.
 
 If you don't mind to recreate your database you can start
 from scratch by removing the entire database directory, i.e.
 
-       rm -rf ~/.paraslash/afs_database
+       rm -rf ~/.paraslash/afs_database-0.4
 
-Note that this removes all tables, in particular attribute definitions
-and data, and all playlist and mood definitions.
+Be aware that this removes all attribute definitions, all playlists
+and all mood definitions.
 
-para_fsck operates on the osl-layer, i.e. it fixes inconsistencies
-in the database but doesn't know about the contents of the tables
-contained therein. Use
+Although oslfsck fixes inconsistencies in database tables it doesn't
+care about the table contents. To check for invalid table contents, use
 
        para_client check
 
-to print out bad entries, e.g.missing audio files or invalid mood
-definitions.
+This prints out references to missing audio files as well as invalid
+playlists and mood definitions.
 
 Still having problems? mailto: Andre Noll <maan@systemlinux.org>