infnoise8
Infinite noise trng driver
Usage
infnoise --help
infnoise --version
infnoise --list-devices
infnoise [--debug]
[--dev-random]
[--raw]
[--multiplier
<value>]
[--no-output]
[--pidfile
<file>]
[--daemon]
[--serial
<serial>]
Overview
infnoise provides access to the Infinite Noise True Random Number Generator and allows the data it generates to be fed into the system's random number generator.
infnoise --help shows a short summary of the options.
infnoise --version displays the program's version information.
infnoise --list-devices lists all the supported TRNG devices present on the system.
infnoise reads random data from a TRNG and outputs filtered random data to its standard output. The various options control the program's behaviour.
Options
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--debug -
measures the quality of the data obtained from the TRNG. It is typically used with --no-output as a sanity test.
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--dev-random -
adds the filtered data to the system's entropy pool instead of sending it to its standard output.
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--raw -
disables output whitening.
--multiplier<value>-
writes 256 bits × value for every 512 bits written to the Keccak sponge; the default of 0 means to write all the available entropy, without multiplying it.
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--no-output -
disables output of random data.
--pidfile<file>-
stores the process' identifier in file.
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--daemon -
starts the program as a daemon.
--serial<serial>-
uses the device matching the specified serial.
Releases
Unchanged in 4 releases since Debian 10 (Buster).