> It sounds like you had some file system damage.  The b in the first 
> column of the listing indicates that those files are block special files 
> (i.e. device interfaces) instead of executables. Mine looks like:
> 
> 17325 -r-xr-xr-x    1        3    40960 Nov 17 21:07 swapon
> 
> You need to reinstall these files from the installer, or in single-user 
> mode, if hfs works from there.

Thanks to all who responded telling me that my file system is messed up.  
As suggested by several people I ran mkfs and started over reinstalling 
the files.  When I booted it got much farther when I tried to boot multi 
users.  I unfortunately didn't write down the steps, and the point that 
it stopped at.  I wanted it to be a repeatable problem so I tried it 
again.  This time it stopped after the time daemon again as it had 
originally when I had file troubles.  So I looked for bad files, and 
found tons of them.  Any body have any idea why I'm getting so many bad 
files for trying to boot multi user.  Am I destined to single user?

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