Greg Troxel wrote: > It seems to me that if a kernel with "option IPSEC" and w/o swcrypto > doesn't work, then perhaps it should fail to config, or log an error at > runtime. (Perhaps swcrypto isn't required, and it's just that there > must be some crypto provider.)
As far as I understand swcrypto registers software encryption algorithms in the kernel for 3des, aes, blowfish, etc.. They are not explicitely required as you may also use hardware for that. -- Frank Wille
