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Subject: Re: seedless kernel
References: <16586.14888.563266.352026@ran.psg.com>

> boot heading for multiuser.  gets the "ad0:" for the
> hard drive.  displays "Pre-seeding PRNG:" and locks
              ^ says "Mounting root ..."
> up.  google for "Pre-seeding PRNG:" produces two
> entries with no help.
> 
> i imagine i can boot single abuser, 
>    echo foo > /dev/random
> and then go multi.

well, that seemed like a good idea.  but it did
not work.  i can boot su, echo > /dev/random, and
mount -a.  but can not go multi.

randy