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>>>>> "HX" == Herbert Xu <herbert@gondor.apana.org.au> writes:

HX> It's also better to use -eq instead of = since you are comparing
HX> numbers, not strings.  If you do that you can keep the double
HX> quotes since the spaces will be removed automatically.

I remember being burned by busybox "test" which did not ignore
spaces.  I do not know if the latest one is fixed, though.