From your scratchpad:

Undefined subroutine &main::main:: called at /usr/local/share/perl/5.14.2/YAML/Mo.pm line 5.

That would seem to be the trouble. I'd probably start by cd'ing to the File-ShareDir-Install-0.05 build directory, running 'dmake realclean', 'perl Makefile.PL', 'make test' and 'sudo make install'.
If any of those commands result in the same "Undefined subroutine..." warning/error and prevent the successful running of 'sudo make install', then it's time to take a look at at YAML. What version of YAML do you have ? Is there a later version you can try ?

Once you get File-ShareDir-Install installed, try re-running your original cpanm command and see what happens.

UPDATE: File-ShareDir-Install-0.05 builds, tests and installs ok for me on Windows. There's some noise about not being able to remove various tlib\lib\auto\share\module\ directories, but that's nothing to worry about.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: In order to run old version Catalsyt, install Module ;and catalyst.pl dosen't work by syphilis
in thread In order to run old version Catalsyt, install Module ;and catalyst.pl dosen't work by Thai Heng

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