Hi, I had the same problem (btw. very annoying problem). After analisys of this #$%^&*!!! and test ALL posibilities checked in magic sub "find_perl_interpretter" to find /usr/bin/perl I decided to insert 1 simple line at the begining of this sub:
 return "/usr/bin/perl";
After then I just ignore funny warning "* WARNING: Configuration was initially created with '/usr/bin/perl', but we are now using '/usr/bin/perl'." because of its stupidity. Works wonderfully.

!!!Note: if you don't know wher is your perl do not try do this!!!

In reply to Re: Module::Build can't locate the perl binary by pigal
in thread Module::Build can't locate the perl binary by jplindstrom

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