I do not have the ability to change what package an existing bug is filed against so I'm filing a new bug report. Bug 626780 (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=626780) is reported against revisor... but it appears it is actually in dbus and triggered by changes made in a NetworkManager update... which just happens to crash anaconda making installs from live media with updates applied impossible. One @redhat developer claims that anaconda can't be updated/fixed to avoid the problem unless Fedora builds new install media, QAs them and releases them. I find that hard to believe... but in an attempt to get this bug fixed, I'm filling a new report against NetworkManager. Supposedly fixes are already available in Fedora 14 devel packages but without them making their way to Fedora 13 and 12, respin and remix builders can't make updated media with a working installer. For more details see bug 626780.
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I don't care anymore. I'll close it. Moved to Fedora 14 and now to 15. Fedora 13 has a couple more weeks of support left.