note Eliya <p> The test runs <c>ls -l /dev 2>/dev/null</c> (which is different from <c>find /dev/ -type c</c> in that it isn't recursive); so check what its output is. </p> <p> Or simply print out <c>@c1</c> in the test, and look for which (presumably fake) entry ends with " 0" and starts with a "c".&nbsp; (For example, in my case there is a line <c>"total 0"</c> &#8212; but as the latter starts with a "t", it doesn't interfere with the test...) </p> <p> In other words, my guess would be this is something silly you need not really worry about, provided it's the only test that fails... </p> 973257 973272