I DL'ed RH 6.0.  My RH 5.2 setup had
/dev/hda5 as /
/dev/hda7 as /u1
and the RH6.0 directory was /u1/public/ul/redhat-6.0/i386.
I first used this directory to successfully NFS-install
a 2nd machine on my home lan.

When I attempted to use this directory to install on the
machine which contains those files (i.e. a local install,
not over NFS), the following stuff happened:
it found the directory & ran the 2nd stage install OK.
it found the packages and asked me if I wanted to confirm
the individual packages OK.
I spent a few minutes adding some packages to those which
had been automatically selected OK.
It then told me about the future /tmp/install.log OK.
(so far so good)
It then gave an error message about a symlink failure.
But crap, wouldn't you know it, I didn't write it down.
But the Alt-f3 console had some messages like:
"filesystem already mounted, making symbolic link", and
"/mnt/u1: file exists".  (not exact quotes, sorry).

Second [related] bug:
After this error occurs, all the /dev/hda* filesystems get
unmounted and any "Retry" or "Previous" or "Menu" things
I tried resulted in a "text mode popup":
"Unable to rebuild RPM database: Perhaps the disk is full?"
(again, not exact quote).

Anyway, I had to copy the entire directory to my 2nd
machine and use the NFS install diskette instead.  Good
thing I got tons of space!

Perhaps inappropriate here, but nice job all around on 6.0.

		-rb