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>>>>> MORIOKA Tomohiko writes:

>   In my environment, /dev/null is readable so check code of custom.el
> does not work. So I write following code. Do you think about it?

"/dev/null" is supposed to be readable, but empty.  Loading an empty
file is a no-op on Emacs.  Is it different with MULE?

If "/dev/null" causes problems, just use a bogus file name, like
"/DOES NOT EXIST!".