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If I'm reading the source right, it actually falls back to a blocking `getrandom` followed by /dev/urandom; so actually instead of spamming the logs about "entr

If I'm reading the source right, it actually falls back to a blocking `getrandom` followed by /dev/urandom; so actually instead of spamming the logs about "entropy pool hasn't been seeded", it will block until it is seeded.

segfaultbuserr 6y ago
It'll also block the system from booting for as long as a few minutes in the absence of user input.