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Compiled my .net 2.0 project, under mono 2.4 profile in vs2010.
Running executable on win2k whitout .net framework.
Getting error: can not find mscoree.dll
How can I solve it?
You can’t expect a .Net program to run on windows (or any other platform for that matter) without a CLR like Mono or .Net.
You can however use the mono mkbundle program to produce a single binary statically linked with the mono runtime and with your assemblies packed inside. It is not really intended for windows use but I think it should work.
mkbundle also has license issues, as you end up including a static copy of mono ( which is GPL ) inside. So you should take note of this if you are considering third-party distribution.