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Message: [QUOTE="Christoph Neubauer, post: 4476640"] Thanks, I'll try Rant ! :-) Chris Hmm, depends on wether you have to run existing Rakefiles or you need to write a new one. If you intend to write new buildfiles try to use Rant, which is very similar to Rake. I've just managed to get a limited version of Rant running with Ruby 1.6.8. You can download it from [URL]http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=615&release_id=2506[/URL] (the last entry, the script make.rb under Rant for Ruby 1.6.8). For general Rant documentation visit [URL]http://make.ruby-co.de[/URL] From the release notes of Rant for Ruby 1.6.8: " This is a special monolithic Rant script created for users which can't upgrade their Ruby installation to a version newer than Ruby 1.6.8. Just copy the file make.rb into the project directory (the same in which your Rantfile lies). To run your Rantfiles type: % ruby make.rb [options] [arguments] instead of the usual: % rant [options] [arguments] This script (make.rb) has the following imports inlined (may work, but not tested): * subfile * clean * directedrule * rubytest * rubydoc * c/dependencies * win32/rubycmdwrapper " HTH, Stefan [/QUOTE]