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Description of problem:
The operation of the fsfm and bsfm arguments is mis-described in the mt man page. 

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
mt-st-0.8-5

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Read the mt man page.
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Actual Results:  The man page includes this description:

       bsfm   Backward space count files.  The tape is positioned on the first
              block of the next file.

... and similarly for fsfm.

Expected Results:  The bsfm description should say that "The tape is positioned on the first block of the previous file.", and that fsfm moves to the next file.

Additional info:

Even that description is a bit misleading, in that to re-read a tape file that you've just read requires a "bsfm 2" to return to the beginning of the just-read file.  Perhaps something brief description of how file marks are used in tape positioning would be in order.