OK. I decided to "go for the gold" and upgrading my machine to "Debian unstable". This version has Perl 5.8.0. So that part works now. Now, I'm getting another error: Perlbox-VoiceServer.pm :There are no running festival servers! Perlbox-VoiceServer.pm :Attemting to start a festival server... sh: line 1: festival_server: command not found Perlbox-VoiceServer.pm :Could not start festival server. Make sure festival is installed, in your path and you have permissions Cannot open '/usr/local/src/cmusphinx/perlbox-voice-tk.0.01/lib/perlbox-voice.001/Perlbox/pixels/splash.gif' in mode 'r' at /usr/lib/perl5/Tk/Image.pm line 21. Apparently, I'm running festival 1.4.2-2.1. Is that the version you're running? --- Shane Mason <http://www.wru.umt.edu/~scmason> wrote: > > Hi, > > Perfect. This is just the kind of stuff that I wanted to identify. Here is > what I found: > > Storable has been included as a default since perl 5.8, which is what I > have used to develop this. I have tried to package all of the non standard > libs, but this one is a little different, in that it needs compilation, so > it would break my portablility to other platforms. I feel that I should > include it, and compile if the user does not have it installed already, > and they have a compiler... Or I could make multi versions of this... > > Anyway, you can download it at: > > http://search.cpan.org/author/AMS/Storable-2.06/ > > If that is the only dependency (and I have a feeling that it is because of > how far into the code it is) then things are great and I will work tis > out so that we can be completely compatable with perl 5.6.1. > > Please, let me know if this fixes it. Thanks for all of your help. It wold > be impossible for me to test this on all the possible configurations, but > I want to be as portable as possible. > > Thanks > Shane Mason > > On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, robert b wrote: > > > Is there a particular version of Perl that this depends upon? I'm getting: > > > > % ./perlbox-tk > > Can't locate Storable.pm in @INC > > > > I'm using Perl 5.6.1 (standard for Debian). > > > > Thanks.