Comment 4 for bug 860558

Some background some questions:

Normally, a pnunit test references pnunit.framework.dll, so the assembly
is copied to the bin directory. In this case, you are using pnunit to run
tests that make no use of pnunit, so the problem arises, which does not
come up in the use for which pnunit is intended.

Are you trying to use pnunit to parallelize arbitrary tests, rather than
distributed tests that interact with one another? This is not a recommended
use pattern, since it's not what pnunit is designed to do.

Normally, the NUnit AssemblyResolver is used _only_ to inject files requred
by NUnit which should _not_ be referenced by the user into the test
AppDomain. This is the case for nunit.core.dll and nunit.core.interfaces.dll.

Even so, I'd like to experiment with this problem. I have installed your
project on my Linux system and placed NUnit 2.6 in the same directory
as your setup. What commands do you issue to run the test?

Charlie