Solved it: the install did not remove the xfs lock file before
installing the new one (because of ownership changes?); deleting this
lock file solved the trouble.
The way I discovered it was by temporarily changing the xfs /etc/passwd
to have the bash shell so I could su to that account, and then running
xfs reported the error.
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