I ran the tests on my Linux from Scratch box, just to see what I got. I'm running Linux 2.4.19 on a P4. The results looked just like yours:
PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /usr/bin/perl "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-e" "test_h
+arness(0, 'blib/lib', 'blib/arch')" t/*.t
t/cookie......ok                                                      
+       
t/function....ok                                                      
+       
t/request.....ok                                                      
+       
t/simple......FAILED tests 68, 76-77, 81, 89-90, 205                  
+       
    Failed 7/330 tests, 97.88% okay
t/standard....FAILED tests 69, 77-78, 82, 185                         
+       
    Failed 5/303 tests, 98.35% okay
t/util........ok                                                      
+       
Failed Test  Stat Wstat Total Fail  Failed  List of Failed
----------------------------------------------------------------------
+---------
t/simple.t                330    7   2.12%  68 76-77 81 89-90 205
t/standard.t              303    5   1.65%  69 77-78 82 185
Failed 2/6 test scripts, 66.67% okay. 12/839 subtests failed, 98.57% o
+kay.

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The info that isn't summarized above follows. I've emailed you the dump.txt file as well, but thought for discussion's sake that I should post this here:


For simple.t: 
Completed 330 tests 323/330 OK, failed 7/330
97.9% of tests completed successfully, 2.1% failed
Please email $VERSION, OS and test numbers failed
to jfreeman@tassie.net.au so I can fix them
Set $debug = 1 to see where tests are failing

$VAR1 = {
            'expected' => 'foo bar',
          'repetition' => 1,
            'todo' => undef,
            'result' => 'bar foo',
          'package' => 'main'
        };
$VAR2 = {
            'expected' => 'foo=1
bar=2
bar=3 
bar=4 
=
foo=5 
bar=6 
bar=7 
bar=8
=
',
            'repetition' => 1,
          'todo' => undef,
            'result' => 'bar=2
bar=3
bar=4 
foo=1
=
foo=5
bar=6 
bar=7
bar=8 
=
',
            'package' => 'main'
        };
$VAR3 = {
          'expected' => 'foo bar',
          'repetition' => 1,
          'todo' => undef,
          'result' => 'bar foo',
          'package' => 'main'
    };
$VAR4 = {
          'expected' => 'foo bar',
            'repetition' => 1,
          'todo' => undef,
            'result' => 'bar foo',
            'package' => 'main'
        };
$VAR5 = {
            'expected' => 'foo=1&bar=2&bar=3&bar=4',
           'repetition' => 1,
          'todo' => undef,
          'result' => 'bar=2&bar=3&bar=4&foo=1',
       'package' => 'main'
        };
$VAR6 = {
          'expected' => 'foo=1&bar=2&bar=3&bar=4',
           'repetition' => 1,
       'todo' => undef,
        'result' => 'bar=2&bar=3&bar=4&foo=1',
          'package' => 'main'
          };
$VAR7 = {
          'expected' => 'foo bar',
           'repetition' => 1,
          'todo' => undef,
       'result' => 'bar foo',
          'package' => 'main'
        };

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For standard.t:
Completed 303 tests 298/303 OK, failed 5/303
98.3% of tests completed successfully, 1.7% failed
Please email $VERSION, OS and test numbers failed
to jfreeman@tassie.net.au so I can fix them
Set $debug = 1 to see where tests are failing

$VAR1 = {
          'expected' => 'foo bar',
            'repetition' => 1,
          'todo' => undef,
          'result' => 'bar foo',
          'package' => 'main'
        };
$VAR2 = {
            'expected' => 'foo=1
bar=2
bar=3 
bar=4
=
foo=5
bar=6 
bar=7
bar=8 
=
',
        'repetition' => 1,
          'todo' => undef,
          'result' => 'bar=2
bar=3
bar=4
foo=1
=
foo=5
bar=6
bar=7
bar=8
=
',
          'package' => 'main'
        };
$VAR3 = {
           'expected' => 'foo bar',
          'repetition' => 1,
          'todo' => undef,
       'result' => 'bar foo',
          'package' => 'main'
        };
$VAR4 = {
           'expected' => 'foo bar',
       'repetition' => 1,
        'todo' => undef,
          'result' => 'bar foo',
            'package' => 'main'
          };
$VAR5 = {
           'expected' => 'foo bar',
          'repetition' => 1,
       'todo' => undef,
          'result' => 'bar foo',
           'package' => 'main'
        };

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In reply to Re: Need help with module problem specific to sun-solaris by strider corinth
in thread Need help with module problem specific to sun-solaris by tachyon

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