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it is worthwhile to note OpenBSD got rid of /dev/random and replaced it with /dev/urandom several years ago in response to the issues surrounding it.
by throwaway2048 13y ago
it is worthwhile to note OpenBSD got rid of /dev/random and replaced it with /dev/urandom several years ago in response to the issues surrounding it.
- tedunangst 13y agoOpenBSD has done several things with the random device and its userland interface, but nothing like what you have described. The opposite in fact. Until recently, there was no /dev/random node. Now there is.