I imagine that I've installed perl, but not totally successfully. Probably most things work, but since make test fails, not everything is working perfectly. After installing perl, I've gone further down the path, and Logitech Media Server fails, so I guess some of the failed make parts are relevant. I suppose I need to fix the failed tests so that Logitech Media Server works properly. (Or at least so I can exclude them from causing the problems.)

In reply to Re^2: Building perl fails tests with 01_Archive-Extract.t, stress.t and h2ph.t by Montronaloya
in thread Building perl fails tests with 01_Archive-Extract.t, stress.t and h2ph.t by Montronaloya

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