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You should be worried about more than Time::HiRes. Although the module shouldn't fail, you have potentially bigger problems:

You seem to be using Debian 6 "Squeeze". Long-term support for that ended in 2014 (ten years ago) if Wikipedia is to be trusted. That potentially means you are missing a decade of security bugfixes.
You are using a 32bit operating system. These have all kinds of limitations. Including that your OS (or major libraries installed in it) potentially still use 32bit timestamps. Or use a mix of 32/64 bit timestamps, which certainly could explain some of the problems if your filesystem timestamp bitsize mismatches Perl.
It seems even the Debian maintainers are thinking of sunsetting 32bit distros.

As for me, i can't even test Time::HiRes on a 32 bit system anymore, because i have upgraded the last one more than a decade ago. I might have some ancient Raspberry PI around in some spare parts box that i could potentially get running again. But this bug might be processor/file system specific. What filesystem are you running on?

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In reply to Re: Perl release v5.40.1 on a 32-bit box showing failed tests for atime and ctime in Time::HiRes by cavac
in thread Perl release v5.40.1 on a 32-bit box showing failed tests for atime and ctime in Time::HiRes by Intrepid

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