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Hello,

With FreeBSD 5.2.1 release the solution for the error is that there is a difference with the /dev/random it was until now 2, 3 but it has changed to 249, 0 Why I don't know. 
But it works now with 

#mknod random c 249 0 

Nathan Langver
Unix / Security Specialist
Getronics