Can you check:
chkconfig -l random
I think, usually /etc/init.d/random is executed automatically on boot to
seed /dev/urandom and to maintain the entropy you had prior to shutdown
(similar to the process described in man random(4)).
- Mark Ver
office: Building 710 / Room 2-RF-10
phone: (845) 435-7794 [tie 8 295-7794]
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