During install, I get "no free resources" on trying to partition the disk.
I found on Deja.com the following article:
	http://www.deja.com/getdoc.xp?AN=628953505&fmt=text

	After some experimentation with fdisk, I've found that if you
	define partitions to the point that there's greater than 16,
	i.e. define /dev/hda17, that Red Hat 6.2 chokes and dies on the
	install.  On the step between fdisk and disk druid, it fails
	with the message:  An error occurred reading the partition table
	for the block device hda.  The error was:  No free resources.  I
	lined up a small (8G) disk to test this, so that there wouldn't
	be any above the line (1024 cyl) problems.  I don't think this
	is a general linux problem, just confined to Red Hat, but I'll
	have to do some further testing to confirm that.

I did indeed have 18 partitions on my disk.  I deleted the last few and the
install worked.

It looks like 16 is a boundry condition in the install code somewhere.


HOW TO REPRODUCE

partition a disk (I used a 7G Maxtor) with more than 16 partitions
(Mine had 18).

boot from install CD

use text mode install

at the point where the installer tries to partition the disk, the error
will occur.

note: this was not tested under graphical install.