Insufficient disk space using server103linux32 on Mac OSX

I am trying to install Oracle Workshop for Weblogic 10.3 on Mac OSX using the Linux version of the application. After extracting and executing "java -jar installer.jar", the GUI installer opens and appears to run fine, but after the last dialog, I get the following error:
Insufficient disk space! The installer requires:
617MB for the BEA Home at /Users/cburleson/bea,
548MB for the product at /Users/cburleson/bea/tools/eclipse_pkgs/2.0...
867MB temporary work space at /Users/cburleson/Downloads/server103linux32
There is only 868MB available at /.
"df" command in my terminal shows that I have only used 60% capacity on my volume. I clearly have more than 868MB available. Does anybody know what the deal is or how to get around this?

jlarechiga, it does not work on my snow leopard system.
tried to install using : Erwin Morales' Blog
http://blogs.oracle.com/emorales/2009/06/weblogic_over_mac_os_x.html
server103_generic.jar gives the similar error stating only 1MB free (even when you run : sudo java to start installer)
rik

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