Due to my previous 2 bugs with the installer, which occured many times until I made temporary solutions to them, I never thought to manually fsck the root partition, trusting in the installer. However, the installer mounted un-fscked drives even if they reported as being bad. This happening several times in a row... well, let me just give you one of my many boot errors. /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit is a gimp plugin and must be run by the gimp in order to be used. As you can see, my system was horribly mangled. I'm still working on recovering as much as I can. I never even thought to manually fsck after each error. Please fix these 3 bugs I've reported. They have caused me great pain and downtime.
fsck has been added to rescue mode for the latest release which will allow you to boot up in rescue mode, fsck the disk and then reboot into the installer.