Hard power off and a second install keeping only to the defaults worked.
What I was trying to do the first time was add more swap that was there
by default. I guess if I really want to do that now I can fiddle with
it in LVM.
So I probably goofed something up when manually partitioning, but the
error message was totally worthless: install crashed or something
similar... I didn't notice any indication of where to do looking for
logs, and though perhaps I could have found some logs it was easier to
just start over.
Also note, if it matters, that the machine is a circa 2009 Dell mini9
(Atom), hence the need for 32-bit.
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