I'm not sure it's that simple. Someone mentioned a solution somewhere in this thread relating to if you're using udev. It still won't give you the block until

I'm not sure it's that simple. Someone mentioned a solution somewhere in this thread relating to if you're using udev. It still won't give you the block until seeded behavior but my post gave the solution to that (seed it yourself at system start (which most distro's may already do)). It should be possible to give /dev/random the same behavior as /dev/urandom I just haven't really looked into it.