Actualy, the installer works just fine in parallel in normal cases. The reason you can’t have multiple concurrent InstaDMG processes is that we have to cheat a bit to get more instlalers to work and so put one of the background daemons in a chroot jail that focuses on the location of one install.
But there really would be little-to-no advantage in having 2 simultanious installers unless you could set them up to use completely different disks. InstaDMG (as with most installers) is almost completly I/O bound. If you are looking to speed things up, then get faster disks, and use the ‘-t’ option to split the process between two disks (much faster, but must be seperate disks rather than partions).
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