chaosread1

Usage

Overview

chaosread reads ADC values from the noise source on the attached ChaosKey device.

Options

-s serial | --serial serial

This selects a ChaosKey by serial number instead of using the first one found.

-l length | --length length

Set the amount of data to read. Suffixes 'k', 'M' and 'G' are supported. The default is 1k.

-i | --infinite

Keep reading forever (or until the process is killed).

-b | --bytes

Read 16-bits little endian values and write out one byte per sample from bits 1-8 of the sample (zero-based, so shift right by one).

-b | --cooked

Read values from the 'cooked' endpoint, which is the source used by the kernel driver that contains trimmed and whitened data which has 8 bits of entropy per byte.

-b | --raw

Read from the raw RNG source endpoint, which is best for testing the hardware on the device. This is the default

-b | --firmware

Read from the device firmware. This can be used to verify that the firmware in the device has the expected contents.

Usage

chaosread reads noise data.