I assume /dev/random is only needed for key generation. You
can always ask the user to randomly enter keystrokes. These
keystrokes could then be used to derive a random key (e.g.
some hashing of the input)
Another possibility is to add a random generator to your
code. After all, /dev/random is also based on pure software
(which takes into account several system parameters).
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I assume /dev/random is only needed for key generation. You
can always ask the user to randomly enter keystrokes. These
keystrokes could then be used to derive a random key (e.g.
some hashing of the input)
Another possibility is to add a random generator to your
code. After all, /dev/random is also based on pure software
(which takes into account several system parameters).
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execute the following to create the device node (under linux)
mknod /dev/random c 1 8