dnssec-keygen just hangs on Three Different FreeBSD Systems.

[Martin McCormick]

	Thank you for the information.  I successfully got the
systems in question listening to the interrupts and a couple of
them I have tried now output some data if I cat /dev/random |more
or in to a file, but dnssec-keygen still only sits there doing
nothing if I run it.

	So far, I added the interrupts to rndcontrol which
verifies that they are being used.  I also added

        rand_irqs="3 14 15"

As recommended and booted one of the systems and, yes, they were
still there.  Am I missing anything else?

	There is no t.conf on this system in /etc/defaults.  I
suspect the seed is still not present.  On one system, only a
byte or 2 emerged when I performed the cat /dev/random >somefile.
This is after over twelve hours of supposedly catching entropy.:-)

phn at icke-reklam.ipsec.nu writes:
>You might need to get /dev/random working. This needs a seed , configured
>into /etc/rc.conf , see /etc/defaults/t.conf :
>rand_irqs="NO"          # Stir the entropy pool (like "5 11" or NO).
>
>replace with used irq in your machine.
>
>
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