Hello, <br>I am not sure if this is a known problem, but I thought I might mention it.<br>I am trying to use TeXLive as part of a DVD for a WindowsXP lab in which <br>we do not have admin access. Using the <a href="ftp://tug.org/texlive/Images/test/texlivetest2007-live-20070124.iso">texlivetest2007-live-20070122.iso</a><br>I get the following error when trying to set up to run from DVD:<br><br>can't read "gsanswer": no such variable<br>can't read "gsanswer": no such variable<br> while executing<br>"source $filewinpostinstall"<br> invoked from within<br>".f.nb.frm0.f.f2.b invoke "<br> invoked from within<br>".f.nb.frm0.f.f2.b instate {pressed !disabled} { .f.nb.frm0.f.f2.b state !pressed; .f.nb.frm0.f.f2.b invoke } "<br> (command bound to event)<br><br>I got other errors when I replaced the setuptl directory with yesterday's svn version on my customized DVD but did not post until I was able to reproduce
a problem on a disk burned from the unaltered image today. Ghostscript is not installed. I was able to use an image from earlier this month well enough with environment variables set in emacs startup files. I am not sure if this is related,<br>but when I try <br>$ latex test.tex<br>from DOS, I get <br>mkdir error<br>mkdir failed.<br>I can't find the format file 'latex.fmt'!<br>I have set TEXMFTEMP to a writable directory on a network volume where I also<br>issued to command on the test file. <br><br>Thank you all for your valuable work. I am not a Windows user and am not eager to become one, but I hope my report is of help, if it is correct. <br><p> 
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