On the primary control board, where the Pilot, Astrogator and Sensor Operators could all work, you find a primary access to the Ship's Computer. For a long moment you are confused as to how to use the Interface, consisting as it does of some form of manual input, but you find a single cable, clearly newer than the rest of the controls, that looks very like a typical Avatar I/O jack. Despite the memories of crude surgery, you can feel the comforting weight of a matching jack on the back of your head. Almost shaking with hunger for Data-Feed, you plug in.
It is so very small, cramped and stuffy and so terribly empty. Its better than the Avatar-Space you've been stumbling around in, but not by much, and it is haunting, a Data-Sphere with no Data, unconnected to anything. You can feel your Black-Chip warm and ready, undiscovered by your Judges, but there is nothing to use it on.
After some searching you find the hints of Data, the Archives that used to be, whispered ghosts of past records, but aside from that all you can find are the core systems hardwired into the ship's computer. Eager you devour what little there is. Damage from weapon's fire, end of fuel. Interruption of services. Time since last system update...
Velocity?
Curious. You've had some experience with ships before and the numbers scrolling by seem wrong to you. There is enough architecture remaining to crunch the numbers, the computer seems healthy, its merely missing its data-stacks for some reason.
You are travelling at an absurd velocity, not in Jump-Space, but impossibly close to light-speed, and have been for some time. The Ship's Computer informs you, somewhat uncertainly, that it appears to have been doing so without interruption for several Standard Decades, though due to the purely theoretical equations for Relativity it cannot translate that into Sidereal Time.
While you ponder that the Computer's primitive presence draws your attention to the alert it has been desperately broadcasting for several hours. The primary power plant is almost out of fuel, and if it goes out it may be impossible to restart. Every system that can be shut down has been shut down, including all secondary reactors, life support. Emergency Repair protocols includes waking the crew.
You observe that there is a large supply of fuel in a secondary tank that is currently disconnected from the power plant, being routed to the currently inactive and damaged Jump Drive. It must be manually re-routed.