I copied a whole ~/perl-install directory to my USB stick

But then:

I compiled and copied a Perl interpreter for both x86 and x86_64 systems ...

So there are two perls on the USB stick ?
What is it that ensures that the correct interpreter is found ? (Or do you have 2 USB sticks - one for each perl ?)

Is it a good way?

I perhaps haven't got my head around the precise details of what you're doing, but the description sounds straightforward - so I would say "yes" (if it's working ok ;-)

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: Self-contained Perl installation with custom modules on USB stick for *nix systems by syphilis
in thread Self-contained Perl installation with custom modules on USB stick for *nix systems by aoeuidhtn

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