> For the heck of it, I decided I'd do this, to help get a picture of it.
>
> Note: I was under the influence that these were randomly generated.
>
> I1 O1
> I2 O2
> I3 O3
> I4 O4
> I5 O5
> I6 O6
>
> O1 - Enterance to docking bay. Currently going south across outer.
>
> I1 - North across outer.
>
> O2 - North across inner.
>
> I2 - North across outer.
>
> O3 - "Conduit running across the outer parallel is broken." South across inner.
>
> I3 - "Conduit running across the outer parallel is broken." North across inner.
>
> O4 - South across outer.
>
> I4 - North across inner.
>
> O5 - South across inner.
>
> I5 - "Conduit running to the south is broken." North across outer.
>
> O6 - South across outer.
>
> I6 - "Conduit running to the north is broken." South across inner.
>
> Alright. Now quickly point out where, when, and why I'm stupid in less than five hundred words.
>
> -Maduin Branford

Pairs 2, 4, 5, and 6 aren't connected, since for each you have one pointing to the conduit across the inner parallel and one pointing to the conduit across the outer parallel.

If O5 points south towards O6, O6 needs to point north to connect with O5. Same with I5/I6, O3/O4, and a few other places. (I'm not saying that they will be paired up this way in the correct solution, though.)