I'll reply to this post, giving details of the solution I used when I find that solution.

Avoiding constants in the test-executable seems to have done the trick, and I can understand how that would have worked.
At least, there have been no FAIL reports from any NetBSD machines (and only one FAIL all up.).

However, I was expecting that the NetBSD FAIL reports should have been replaced with UNKNOWN NetBSD reports.
The Makefile.PL should be doing an "exit 0;", and an "exit 0;" from the Makefile.PL is supposed to result in an UNKNOWN report, isn't it ? But there have been *no* reports at all from NetBSD.

So, I don't really know that my current version of the module has even been looked at by a NetBSD machine. (In the past, the NetBSD reports have begun filtering through within 24 hours, but that doesn't really count for much.)

Cheers,
Rob

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