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Old 06-11-2009
Installing Perl/Tk in x86_64
Hi, experts,

I am trying to intall Perl/Tk module (Tk-804.028 ) into Perl5.6.1, however, the directory structure seems to be different from i386 than x86_64 and the installation keeps failing. Is this a known/common issue? Or does anyone has any workaround for this?

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