This is due to PowerShell not having the parameter -version 2.0 in the .bat file, which if added to the .bat file would results in other errors pertaining to IIS and Administration modules.
The particular error occur during the creation of the Config database and it is:
Microsoft SharePoint is not supported with version 4.0.xxxxx.xxxxx of the Microsoft .Net Runtime.
The same errors that are thrown in the AutoSPInstaller does not occur with "SharePoint Management Shell" or with the Configuration Wizard.
Comments: Resolved with changeset 109744: Changes in this release:
- Much improved support for SharePoint 2010 on Windows Server 2012 R2; deals with PowerShell version issues by launching external PS windows/sessions where required!
- New function Get-MajorVersionNumber does... exactly that. Is now called in many other functions for better support of running individual functions on their own (e.g. creating web apps only)
- Fixed script halting if now Office Web Apps updates were found (issue 20487)
- New function Stop-DefaultWebsite allows this functionality to be executed inline or in a separate window for SP2010 on Win2012 R2 support
- AssignCert function updated to support parameters, again for SP2010 on Win2012 R2 support
- Support for having multiple web apps with Type = "Portal" (for re-using app pools)
- Fixed function AddToHOSTS to prevent duplicate entries
The particular error occur during the creation of the Config database and it is:
Microsoft SharePoint is not supported with version 4.0.xxxxx.xxxxx of the Microsoft .Net Runtime.
The same errors that are thrown in the AutoSPInstaller does not occur with "SharePoint Management Shell" or with the Configuration Wizard.
Comments: Resolved with changeset 109744: Changes in this release:
- Much improved support for SharePoint 2010 on Windows Server 2012 R2; deals with PowerShell version issues by launching external PS windows/sessions where required!
- New function Get-MajorVersionNumber does... exactly that. Is now called in many other functions for better support of running individual functions on their own (e.g. creating web apps only)
- Fixed script halting if now Office Web Apps updates were found (issue 20487)
- New function Stop-DefaultWebsite allows this functionality to be executed inline or in a separate window for SP2010 on Win2012 R2 support
- AssignCert function updated to support parameters, again for SP2010 on Win2012 R2 support
- Support for having multiple web apps with Type = "Portal" (for re-using app pools)
- Fixed function AddToHOSTS to prevent duplicate entries