Snow Leopard 'Installation Failed' using Upgrade Disk

I have a Mac Pro Quad 2.66 machine and can't get Snow Leopard to install. I originally ran the installer and was asked if I wanted to run the other updates that were cued in Software Update first. I approved running the updates first, then the Snow Leopard upgrade install took over. Part way in it restarted the machine and then hung on the gray apple logo startup screen. No disk activity, nothing.
I then attempted to reboot and couldn't get past the startup screen, that is until I pulled the system hard drive. Once it was disconnected it booted fine off the CD, but I was prompted with a "10.6 can't be installed unless a 10.5 or later system is found" or something to that effect. I rebooted again after shutting down and reconnecting the system drive. Again it booted off the CD but wouldn't let me install because 10.5 or later was 'not found'. I then did an archive and install of 10.5 onto the machine which got it up and running again. I then ran the 10.6 installer again and it looked to be a-ok until it rebooted and continued the install. It got to 33 minutes remaining and then gave a "Installation Failed" message. I re-ran the update installer a few times and it always gives the same message.
The 10.5 installation is still intact and runs fine. Disk Utility finds no problems or permissions issues. There is plenty of HD space. Everything seems like it's fine. To test that I didn't have a 'bad disk' as Apple has been telling some people I ran the upgrade on a new Macbook Pro 13". No sweat, installed flawlessly.
So here I sit with a Mac Pro that WILL NOT allow an install of 10.6. Argh. Makes no sense, but seeing all the other reports of the same issues makes me feel better as I'm not the only one.
Two things bother me: 1) The upgrade disk does not have a provision for an Archive and Install which is a pain in the butt since it requires doing a clean 10.5 install before doing the 10.6 upgrade, and 2) That a number of people seem to be having the same issue and that there has been no response from Apple yet.
As a side note, after having the issue I did find the Apple Knowledge Base article ( http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2990 ) detailing the problems that arise from allowing the Software Update updates to install before letting 10.6 do its thing. The KB article of course says "If you have already upgraded to Mac OS X v10.6 and are experiencing this issue, reinstall Mac OS X v10.6". Of course there is no way to reinstall 10.6 if you have an upgrade disk... You have to reinstall 10.5 and then run the upgrade which might be why it's still not working.
I've also zapped the PRAM and tried installing in safe mode.
So what's the deal Apple?
Message was edited by: johnnydanger

Ahhh yes, I did. That's what I get for reading the boards so late!
I'd still try another SL disc if at all possible.
You could also try putting the SL disc in the MBP's optical drive, booting the MBP in target disk mode and connecting the two via Firewire, then booting the Mac Pro using the option key & running the install that way.
The SL install discs are picky beasts and it may be that yours just doesn't like the disc drive in your computer.
~Lyssa

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