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testing flight6: msg#00009

Subject: testing flight6
hi all ,
i have just started testing the new flight6 release ,and i have found a lot of problems/errors during the first installation.
I make here a list of all things that are going bad during the installation :

- kernel modules not found ,maybe they are different between the ones you're installing and archive ones
- disk partitioning bar work for about 10 minutes doing the same thing(calculating disk space etc) a lot of  times, after it has finished another error come out:
impossible mount a ext3 file  system in the number fout partition

for now thats all , soon new updates

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