I don't know what "error 2" is, but "make install" is throwing everything into one command, the configure, build, and install. Possibly you ran make install as a user, rather than root? Maybe you don't have the c++ devel rpm installed, etc.
Start fresh. Unpack the tarball, then
configure --prefix=/usr # assuming your old binaries are in /usr/bin
#check for errors
make
#check for errors
# su to root
make install
# now the c libs are installed
# go to the PerlMagick subdir
perl Makefile.PL
make
# su to root
make install
Report back at what step the error occurs, and what it says.
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