The problem is with the cherokee slackbuild. It defaults to i686 for no reason at all, instead of reading the current system architecture like all other slackbuilds do (and like the slackbuild templates do). You could report this to the slackbuild's maintainer.
Done and I also sent a patch for the ...

I knew it had to be simpler than my solution.

Thanks

Typical! I come up with my own solution shortly after posting this.

I don't know if it is the best way, but this is what I did.

Open a root terminal and run the following commands

cd /usr/src/slapt-src/network/cherokee
vim cherokee.Slackbuild


Change the line that says ARCH=${ARCH:-i686} to ...

I am trying to install the Cherokee web server via Sourcery. I get the error message as shown in the title; which is a lie by the way as it has successfully created many executables :mrgreen: The message goes on to suggest that I look in the config.log for more details. It looks like the following ...

One of these but I've slapped another couple of GB RAM in it

Some awesome screenshots on here. Anyway here's mine

Thanks for the welcome :)

I'm an inveterate distro hopper who has used everything from Ubuntu to Slackware and even ventured in BSD territory. I am in no way an expert in Linux even after 10 + years of using it as my experience has generally been way to smooth to aid my learning. Either that or I ...

First of all... Hello, my name is Elija and I have recently stumbled in to Salix OS.

It is installed on my brand new laptop and I'm pleased to say that everything worked straight away. Kudos to the team behind this. Salix OS does have a flaw though... No Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup in the ...

I'll go ahead and second this request. Awesome game