[SLUG] Can I delete a dead symlink /dev/ram -> /dev/ram1 ?

[Michael Lake <Mike.Lake@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi all

Im using AIDE instrusion detection system on a Debian virtual server and the AIDE report 
always complains about two dead symlinks. I have removed one that was 
/usr/bin/X11 -> ../X11R6/bin as I don't have X11 on the system.
The other dead symlink is in /dev and its ram -> ram1
There is no ram1 file.

Can I del this symlink /dev/ram or might there be a problem. 
Surely if the symlink is dead then it can't be being used?

That would then allow me to always check that the AIDE report should contain
nothing. 

Mike
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