> What os are you running on ?
- We are running on Win2k workstation and server.
> What happens if you copy it to the local disk - does it work then ?
- If we copy the files to the local disk everything runs OK.
> Or is there some reason you have to run from a CD ?
- We have a code migration group that must install our application from a
CD. We are using NAnt for the batch install job.
Does NAnt use any temp space or anything that is on the local disk? I
would assume all logging is now going through log4net which doesn't throw
exceptions if something fails. So is there anything else that could be
writing to the disk?
- Rob
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What os are you running on ? What happens if you copy it to the local
disk - does it work then ? Or is there some reason you have to run from
a CD ?
Ian
> We've tried to run NAnt (0.8.2) from a CD Rom and are getting the
following
> error. Has anyone successfully run NAnt from a CDRom before?
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
>
> INTERNAL ERROR
> The type initializer for "SourceForge.NAnt.TaskFactory" threw an
exception.
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> More information was logged via log4net at level debug
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