Have a look at Jacques's Cheat Sheet for a way to capture all that nasty output:

make test > test.txt 2>&1

Usually when I'm at the point you're at, I try downloading and manually installing the problem modules. If nothing else, that allows you to break the problem down into smaller pieces, isolate the real issues, and capture a manageable amount of information to work with, so you don't get feeling so overwhelmed.

I.e., download http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/M/MS/MSHELOR/Digest-SHA-5.43.tar.gz, then:

perl makefile.pl
make
make test > test.txt 2>&1
make install

[download]

Good luck,

planetscape

In reply to Re^5: PXPerl CPAN windows problem by planetscape
in thread PXPerl CPAN windows problem by rustyjuggler

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