On 2020-12-18, at 10:25:49, Berthold Gunreben wrote:
>
> on what hardware do you operate? There is several possibilities to
> consider, the easiest would be if you got a z15, because there is a RNG
> in the CPU there. ...
>
Described in:
www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg248851.pdf
So poking around z90crypt.service comes with libica-tools packages on sles15
sp2.
It's not installed by default.
I put it on and started it with systemctl start and does start but throws this
error
z90crypt[40815]: modprobe: FATAL: Module zcrypt_pcixcc not found in directory
/lib/modules/5.3.18-
Thank you Berthold. I am running on a z13s but I am saving up for at z15!
No special crypto express hardware either other than CPICF that is standard.
I will look into your suggestions. I am seeing this only on SLES15 SP2
later kernel. They recently changed random number generation within the
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Hi Aria,
on what hardware do you operate? There is several possibilities to
consider, the easiest would be if you got a z15, because there is a RNG
in the CPU there. If you got an older machine with crypto express,
there is also a RNG in there, but you would need a crypto domain to
have that avail
