Hey man,
I just got a very similar problem on my 6.0 distribution. When it told me that
error, it still booted up. I then ran the following commands:
init S (or maybe it's "init s" instead...)
then I ran fsck.ext2.
It repaired my system fine, and then I ran init 3 to start back all of my
services.
I hope that helps,
Mike
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