-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
"M" == maruishi <maruishi@netcom.com> writes:
M> Maybe another "random" source XORed with this? I don't know, just a M> though. Somewhere during developement of the Linux 1.3.* kernel a "(pseudo-)random-number device" was introduced. Perhaps the sources of this can give you some ideas. Have a nice day! Olmur - -- "If privacy is outlawed, only outlaws will have privacy" --- P. Zimmermann Please encipher your mail! Contact me, if you need assistance. finger -l mdeindl@eisbaer.bb.bawue.de for PGP-key Key-fingerprint: 51 EC A5 D2 13 93 8F 91 CB F7 6C C4 F8 B5 B6 7C -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.3i Charset: latin1 Comment: Processed by Mailcrypt 3.4, an Emacs/PGP interface iQCVAwUBMScG1Q9NARnYm1I1AQENqgP+O0qeiuyzYDBDsEgLxcy4e5eC1VVgskda G45Gow9JHXzLuK+rV9SRLJFXRppM6mgQySop6SvikI+aCraKQK+XsqQEatQPdBHd cGm5cw9wHf5PGEjmOksmRonbeh+y7AoNqkdwnSLD8NW4823pEKR7fPMB+UCcZj/g xyhY42kUWvs= =CSca -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----