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Put in your root pw and then look at the logs. You might need to mount disks to do so.
This. Enter your su password and have a look at the logs. Likely something you can fix without tooucj trouble. I've run into this a few times over the years and I've always been able to figure out and fix the problem based on the logs.
Edit: removed incorrect instruction.