During 7.0 (and 6.2) install, when assigning mount points to two existing vfat partitions, I used a multi-level mount point (read: I assigned the FAT32 partition that Win2k was in to /balrog/Win2000). The installer accepted this perfectly happily, but when it got to the point of actually installing packages (a few minutes and screens later), anaconda (the first package I was installing) blew up (refused to install). I power-cycled, and on the next try didn't assign mount points to the Win32 partitions, all worked fine. Did someone do a mkdir rather than a mkdir -p somewhere?
Sounds like duplicate of Bug #18032, but I'm not 100% sure.
Possible, but I'm also not positive. In Bug #18032, the install was default, with the only (admitted) tweek that all packages were selected. I'd expect that in that case there wouldn't be a multi-level mount point. We'll see what the RH guys think....
Sounds like a dupe - check your traceback against 18032 and if its different reopen this bug. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 18032 ***
*** Bug 18270 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***