During the installation process of SL 6x from a bootable installation 
DVD, there is an opportunity to configure in detail the selection of the 
actual applications and utilities ("packages") that one wants.  If for 
some reason an error is made, in part due to the lack of a confirmation 
prompt if the install widget is hit, and the system proceeds to install 
producing a bootable system from the machine local hard drive, is there 
a way to get back to this section of the install process from a running 
system (as root) using the same DVD?

I do not want to use the add/remove software pull down menu item that 
seems to require repositories over a network, not from the local machine 
DVD -- unless the add/remove software GUI utility can be pointed to the 
bootable install DVD.  I also do not want to re-install from scratch.

I typically do use the update process over the network, as well as the 
GUI add/remove software from repositories -- or yum from a command line 
-- for specific applications/utilities, but not for the long laundry 
list during an initial installation.

Yasha Karant