The embedded version of Perl the ES is using is 32 bit. But /usr/bin/perl is 64 bit.
Because of this one has to run /home/boitho/boithoTools/bin/perl -MCPAN -e shell to get the correct 32 bit cpan shell.
Unfortunately so does this fail when uncompressing. As a quick fix so can one run the normal cpan program (simply "cpan"). If that fails with an error mentioning lib64 one can then run /home/boitho/boithoTools/bin/perl to install the same module . This works because the capn program unpack the cpan module and caches it. /home/boitho/boithoTools/bin/perl ten uses this cache, and don't have to uncompress it again.
The embedded version of Perl the ES is using is 32 bit. But /usr/bin/perl is 64 bit.
Because of this one has to run /home/boitho/boithoTools/bin/perl -MCPAN -e shell to get the correct 32 bit cpan shell.
Unfortunately so does this fail when uncompressing. As a quick fix so can one run the normal cpan program (simply "cpan"). If that fails with an error mentioning lib64 one can then run /home/boitho/boithoTools/bin/perl to install the same module . This works because the capn program unpack the cpan module and caches it. /home/boitho/boithoTools/bin/perl ten uses this cache, and don't have to uncompress it again.