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Key	Value
FileSize	48292
MD5	25BD3F29CEEC6B1626CF4567F82CA73D
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	28F33C5D31B6CFE7DD931AEBA4A4EA0F0B8E9999
SHA-256	61B4E5A9098F691010720E3CC1AC112305DA5EFD1FA65AEE693A47CB650C8DE2

Key	Value
FileSize	45868
MD5	B1C629531A21DA760A7046E8DC4E8E5E
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	EC11CCC77441E905C01CA7F48CE1F52C91BB09B6
SHA-256	8F23512B6B5E4DB2C52A289CA7D3BE745069EDF4C5BE7750B02E534A13D7C0DE

Key	Value
FileSize	45880
MD5	9B0C0431A345540006D0430C33036AA8
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	A727E7CB66C921A078BC474A65FF8E8BB3F46E96
SHA-256	F36607E68A63BDBD3E040E14987A0B66979295972C97680C4741317DB8DE07F0

Key	Value
FileSize	50104
MD5	C1B4841F21419830B6E70984179C1AD5
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	6711167D5969311909F22F3E08BDBAEDB9AE79CC
SHA-256	3DE4179A94EBF0A0B668AC9B1292C348E1933044873B788A7F33AB4C181ED08E

Key	Value
FileSize	46656
MD5	DE7E7195D50AA4BD0A37620716A3849E
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	F25628FD5F6D4FF657EE4CA5215113F28C85450C
SHA-256	D69DD81B6791AE9725148772C2850DF6BCE7035EC0639F814BEFB856E72C04EF

Key	Value
FileSize	46796
MD5	48D00D85787F542ACEDC11CE86379277
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	CF82F19DB0D5F5F3DBE25D247D33CE778C505735
SHA-256	4DFAC889F799D50CB3E8482F816047A4E4010970830157B07323200C42F6B3FB

Key	Value
FileSize	43280
MD5	C9FA186F8C70E0A62BD5F9AAF34A5D83
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	0EA57C3B037EBA3E17CC6F28600A1D78B23DC53B
SHA-256	7D2C8ABC17FC80C571C722BD450C2499300C9A5918B5DA5767CBC04F30934F55

Key	Value
FileSize	46140
MD5	E033CAEC032AF5982775433E30A7AD7E
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	B84A7F12A5CC597B33BDC15436B624267803D6FF
SHA-256	94694C449D1A0EE4CB69393B8797A850AEA41D4AADBC6D1385B5BE100036D815

Key	Value
FileSize	46760
MD5	1C2DCEDB9207894DFA7C9380217B8976
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	1692AC3DD4F7A1316AA05F4FDA3E6A69965C5C78
SHA-256	22D3F8AD3CEA0ED4F0A32C99B0BA85424F1B5ECED2C4111ED8EE2C8A77EE0F54

Key	Value
FileSize	47380
MD5	3713DEB1C81EBE1AB1BA7EBB9BEA97FA
PackageDescription	daemon to use a Hardware RNG (classic version) The rngd daemon acts as a bridge between a Hardware RNG (random number generator), such as the ones in some Intel/AMD/VIA chipsets, and the kernel’s PRNG (pseudo-random number generator). . It tests the data received from the HWRNG using the FIPS 140-2 (2002-10-10) tests to verify that it is indeed random then feeds the random data to the kernel entropy pool. . This increases the bandwidth of the /dev/random device, from a source that does not depend on outside activity. It may also improve the quality (entropy) of the randomness of /dev/random. . An HWRNG kernel module such as hw_random, or some other source of true entropy that is accessible as a device or fifo, is required to use this package. Securely tunneling entropy over the network and feeding it to rngd is also possible. . This is an unofficial version of rng-tools (as classically shipped by Debian up to and including release 10 “buster”), version 2, extensively modified to add multithreading and a lot of new functionality. However, most users of newer or high-bandwidth HWRNGs might wish to install the latest version of upstream rng-tools (packaged as rng-tools5) instead; that package offers more performant support for those, even if it lacks the new functionality from this version.
PackageMaintainer	Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>
PackageName	rng-tools-debian
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	2.3
SHA-1	C73F9FD9B5F14909914E2F4CDB8396A097D4518B
SHA-256	7E9DC71B00644374DF84051732FDAA3E6528D300709B42378970A802F92669D0