> On Wed, Dec 24, 2014 at 3:03 PM, Daniel Micay <danielmi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Ivy Bridge and later have an RDRAND instruction exposing a hardware > random number generator so there's no need for any TPM stuff. RDSEED > will be provided by Broadwell and later for lower-level access to the > hardware entropy rather than via a CSPRNG. It's already leveraged by the > kernel and libraries like the C++ <random> implementation in libstdc++.
Great to know. Perhaps there will be no need for rng-tools neither haveged for those processors, :-) Bad thing my i5/i7 processors are still sandy bridge. So whether I use tpm-rng (rng-tools doesn't read it, so no luck), or I use haveged, or nothing, :-) Thanks for answering. -- Javier
