After further research seems it installed dir /usr/local/etc/openldap instead of updating /etc/openldap. I also see it has not installed cn=config dir.
Why would it install a cn=config dir? I would suggest you try and gain some basic concept of software compilation if you are going to do that.
Installling into /usr/local is most likely exactly what you want, as well. Simply switch the "slapd" you are using to be the one in /usr/local.
You can continue to use your existing config, as noted previously, but passing the -F flag to the startup arguments for slapd.
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