Let's say I have an app that uses /dev/random and can possibly contribute data to the pool.
In my app, remote peers generate on their own a 64-bit SPI value. Remote peers also come from different remote IP addresses, and sometimes different remote ports. I'm curious if I stir this in if it will overwhelm /dev/random or if its entropy sources more than dominate anything I can contribute. Are there guidelines for good *writers* into /dev/random? Just trying to help! Thanks, Dan
