Running stock Ubuntu Linux, where host=linux, guest=linux, arch=aarch64, I
want the guest linux kernel to use a fast, high bandwidth, low latency,
insecure and deterministic source for "entropy" as exposed in the guest on
/dev/urandom.  Put another way, I do not want the guest to block during
boot with the log msg: random: 69 urandom warning(s) missed due to
ratelimiting

How do I go about doing this?  I see several QEMU features invoked when
QEMU is started that plumb the host's entropy source through to the guest.
I want something like this, but using my own source of "random" numbers.  I
don't care if this is done at QEMU invocation time, or at guest linux
kernel boot time.

Thank you!

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