Hi Everyone,
I have an old VIA C7-D machine I use for testing Padlock. Padlock is a
security engine provides AES, SHA and a RNG for some of the VIA
processors. (It predates Intel's gear by about 15 years).
With rng-tools installed I'm seeing failures in /dev/random. Draining
/dev/random and then
> My question is, is this something Ubuntu would like to investigate?
This looks like a problem I encountered in the past with rng-tools.
The problem in the past was, rngd is an old System V service. It does
not start correctly under Systemd.
I believe I fixed the problem in the past using a prop
