script file 'isboxer' not found after new setup

My system disk crashed. I bought a new SSD and am trying to recreate the setup I had working before.

Both the system (C) partition and the game+isboxer (D) partitions are on the SSD.

After a long series of failures to recover from backups, I wound up doing a new install of Win7-pro in C: and copied the game and innerspace directories to the new D: from the old SSD.

When I try to launch a character slot from the InnerSpace right-click menu, it does not launch.

The console shows:
| 13:00:19 ISBoxer: Launching Character set 'c1-amd8' Slot 1 only...
| 13:00:19 ISBpxer: Launching Slot 1 Character 'Bareldi'
| 13:02:12 ISBpxer: Character Set 'c1-amd8' Slot 1 launched
| 13:02:12 ISBoxer: Instructions completed
\=============================================
Script file 'isboxer' not found
RunScript 'isboxer' failed
EndScript 'isboxer' failed
Script file 'isboxer' not found
RunScript 'isboxer' failed
Script file 'isboxer' not found
RunScript 'isboxer' failed



Nothing is actually launched.

I have no idea where to start looking for a fix... so far as I can see, everything is back the way it was before with the same drive letters and directory content. There is a file 'd:\innerspace\scripts\isboxer.iss

Help?

PS: is there a way to copy the console content, rather than manually typing a transcript as I did above?

[lax]

If you click and drag on the Console, it highlights a rectangle. When you let go, exactly that rectangle is Copied to Clipboard for you to Paste.

As far as script file not found, isboxer.iss (the missing script) is generated by ISBoxer Toolkit, into the configured Inner Space folder (more specifically under InnerSpace\Scripts), when you Export to Inner Space. My recommendation is to click on "ISBoxer" the top-most/root item in the top left pane, and make sure the Inner Space path setting is correct (if you copied your old ISBoxer folder, this may still point to the old location). Within Inner Space, you can type in "cd" with no quotes in the Console and hit enter, and that will tell you the actual Inner Space copy that is running.