Hi Neil,
>First, regarding the rng-tools version looks rather out of date. From what
yes. As I explicitly wrote in the first message, this is about the
*heavily* patched “Debian classic” version of rng-tools 2.x; the
package with 5.x is called rng-tools5 currently, and updating it
is tracked
Johannes Berg dixit:
>There's virtio-rng in recent kernels, so you could just boot a VM and
>connect the host's /dev/random to that.
Right, I’d even tested that, but the other changes are still
rather intrusive, and I think testing those with real hardware
would be better.
bye,
//mirabilos
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Hi *,
I’m copying this eMail to those who requested various starting
methods for rngd and those who can probably help me with it.
Background: I took over the heavily patched 2.x series of
rng-tools as “rng-tools-debian”, which is currently started
from a sysvinit script only.
Now I have got
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