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That file contains a bunch of entries of which only some are related to SysV. The rest are just "traditional APIs" that need to stay. In particular, /var/lock a.k.a. /run/lock is used by many programs (LVM, iscsi, alsactl). Similarly, the README about /var/log is something that should stay as long as we have people migrating from older systems or using the copiuos documentation that mentions /var/log/messages.txt on the Internet. /var/lock/subsys is only used by sysvinit, and our code to support /forcefsck, /fastboot, and /forcequotacheck is conditionalized on HAVE_SYSV_COMPAT, so conditionalize those here on HAVE_SYSV_COMPAT too.
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