Obviously this wouldn't work for you because you are incapable of doing anything right.
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 10:43:19PM +0200, Sebastian Rother wrote: > After reading man 4 crypto and co I have a question I can not answer. > If I would put multiple VPN cards at a single board, would it scale? > > And if not what accelerator is choosed? > > What would happen if I have for example a VIA CPU with HW AES + > a Soekris VPN 1411 (which does AES too). > > Btw: Is the VIA now fully supported? From my point of view it's hard to > figure out if more then just AES is accelerated because VIA claims it > CPUs can do: > > " > These features include the implementation of the Quantum-based VIA > PadLock RNG (Random Number Generator), and the VIA PadLock ACE > (Advanced Cryptography Engine) supporting U.S. Government standard AES > encryption, Secure hash SHA-1/SHA-256 encryption and accelerated RSA > algorithm computation (through the inclusion of a Montgomery > Multiplier). Elements of the VIA PadLock Security Engine have been > integrated into the VIA C7, VIA C7-M, VIA Edenb" ESP, Edenb"-N, VIA > C3B.-M, and VIA C3B. processors (see here for a comparison of recent > processors). " > > Also man 9 crypto tells me: > " > When SMP time comes, we will support use of a second processor (or more) > as a crypto device (this is actually AMP, but we need the same basic sup- > port). > " > > Is that statement still true? > > > I would be thankfull for any hints because the manpages aint helpfull. > > regards, > Sebastian
