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I was thinking of an incompatible version for your system because checkinstall is installed
in /usr/sbin not in /usr/local/sbin with the slackware official package.
To make sure, did you remove the old /usr/local/sbin/checkinstall before attempt to create a
package with the new checkinstall ?
I just put 10.0 on a new box and started having the same problem. At the checkinstall site http://asic-linux.com.mx/~izto/checkinstall/ he has recently released 1.6.0beta4 to fix what he calls "the nasty segfault when running on newer glibc versions."
Just downloaded it and it seems to work fine. the one gotcha that threw me for a minute was the default behavior doesn't install the package. After creating the package you have to use the installpkg command.
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