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magically expanding iso file
I don't pretend to know why, but I had the same problem and found that if you use an xfs partition instead of ext2 or ext3, then the problem goes away.
I also found that if I removed some large packages using apt-get and then added them later, the overhead incurred by using ext2 or ext3 previously was reduced.
Hope this helps.
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