MDM Trouble Report for 2008 Jul 4

Telescope: 1.3m
Observer(s): armstrong (columbia)
Instrument: templeton

Problem(s) Encountered:
It's 4pm on July 5.  Just rebooted from last night's lightning 
shutdown ...

Last night I did a lightning shutdown *correctly*, and now Tambora is
having difficulty rebooting.  (Back story: last week I shutdown tambora
without logging out first, and it then failed to mount the data disk.
This time I did log out first.)

Upon reboot, Tambora gives the following warning:
 Unable to repair the / filesystem.  Run fsck manually ...   ...
 /dev/dsk/c0t1d0s0 is not okay. 

It will let me proceed normal startup by hitting ctrl-d.  So I
hit ctrl-d and got:

INIT: Cannot create /var/adm/utmp or /var/adm/utmpx
INIT: Failed write of utmpx entry:     
INIT: SINGLE USER MODE

It then invited me to hit ctrl-d again to continue.  I did.
Then it prompted:

 Enter run level (0-6, s or S):    

I have no clue, of course.  My only idea was to try shutting down again,
but the prompt (above) will not accept  logout ,  quit , or  exit.  
Turning off Tambora's power without logging our surely won't do any good,
so I don't know how to proceed.  I'd appreciate some help!  (Although with
the way the sky's looking, I likely won't need it tonight anyway.)

Thanks.


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Submitted on 2008 Jul 5 [15:55:21]