Folks,

I'm trying to add Config::Std to a plain run-of-the-mill perl installaion from Linux From Scratch 6.1.1. Config::Std wants Class::Std and in return Class_Std wants version. Buth then, version complaisn about some loading of version::Builder . I've installed Config::Std a few times before but never ran into this error. Any idea to solve this ? Here's the error it gives: 

Class-Std-v0.0.8
  Warning: prerequisite version 0 not found.

version-0.56
  Can't locate object method "up_to_date" via package "version::Builde
+r"
  (perhaps you forgot to load "version::Builder"?) at Build line 45.

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Thanks, Al.

In reply to version::Builder error by carcassonne

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