I know you said R is installed correctly, but...
can you do this first RFromPerl.html ? (search for "libR.so")
Most probable cause: Try checking if you have a shared library: 

Note also that to use the R-in-Perl mechanism one must have built R as
+ a shared library. (This is not necessary when calling Perl from R.) 
+You can check if this has been done by checking to see if libR is in 
+the directory $R_HOME/lib/. If this is not there, you are advised to 
+clean the entire R distribution (with make distclean) so as to start 
+from scratch and then configure and compile R using the --enable-R-sh
+lib to R's configuration script.

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From a Perl perspective, See also: Re: Can't locate loadable object for module X in @INC (@INC contains: ... )
Addendum: If not, search your harddisk for R.pm, and hack the INC with it:
 BEGIN {
  unshift @INC, "/usr/local/src/RSPerl/"; ## include lib
 };

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But I am sure that in the html page, there is something you need to re-do to get the paths working without hacking them.

note: you NEED to use the unshift inside that BEGIN block (it executes before all else, thus assuring the @INC is set before it uh... begins... processing your "use R;" statement).

In reply to Re: Calling R in Perl using RSPerl by FreeBeerReekingMonk
in thread Calling R in Perl using RSPerl by rkeshvardoost

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