Do the ./configure (or whatever it is) and the make stuff. Don't do the make install. Type
checkinstall -ss (in the same directory that source code is) and it will present you a interactive window to create your packages
I loved this checkinstall stuff.... really,really nice piece of software.
Got this typing checkinstall --help, guess this is what you want - this is just part of the help screen
Quote:
checkinstall 1.5.3, Copyright 2001 Felipe Eduardo Sanchez Diaz Duran
This software is released under the GNU GPL.
Usage: checkinstall [options] [command [command arguments]]
Options:
*Package type selection*
-t,--type=<slackware|rpm|debian> Choose packaging system
-S Build a Slackware package
-R Build a RPM package
-D Build a Debian package
*Scripting options*
-y, --default Accept default answers to all questions
--pkgname=<name> Set name
--pkgversion=<version> Set version
-A, --arch, --pkgarch=<arch> Set architecture
--pkgrelease=<release> Set release
--pkglicense=<license> Set license
--pkggroup=<group> Set software group
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