Boots up to the error screen suggesting the restoration/check.

Double disc on board check the OK option and repair does not appear. I even checked the external backup drive.  System suggests reload an OS much sooner (Mavericks) when have El Capitan. Time machine backup the SSD and HDD, but I am nervous about the restore feature now. I'm afraid that Time Machine may try to put all the backups on the relatively small 60 GB SSD and the crash. I have to try to start in safe mode and try to read the log files? If I can do that, I have no idea what to do with the log files. I got El Capitan works totally well for three months so far.

Which is simply the text of the error message?

You said "repair option does not appear.

You can only repair a system disk if you have not started FRO this disc.

Can you boot into Recovery and repair the disk?

OS X: on OS X Recovery - Apple Support

Just what that means is by "system suggests reload an OS much sooner (Mavericks) when have El Capitan."?

What is 'system '? How he suggested earlier OSX version?

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