same here on a laptop that I rarely reboot (I just suspend to ram); after a while, /dev/null is replaced with a blank file, and /dev/null.1 appears; if /dev/null.1 exists, /dev/null.2 is created and so on
same here on a laptop that I rarely reboot (I just suspend to ram); after a while, /dev/null is replaced with a blank file, and /dev/null.1 appears; if /dev/null.1 exists, /dev/null.2 is created and so on