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> 1. Re: Enabling AES (Lonnie Abelbeck)
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Hi JT,
I can't explain the differences between different OpenSSL versions on different
platforms (Linus vs. FreeBSD), but there is a way to artificially disable the
AES-NI detection by setting OPENSSL_ia32cap="~0x202" to disable
AES-NI usage.
For Example:
pbx ~ # system-vendor
Qo
Thank you Lonnie. Yes, I'm using the 64-bit image, version 1.3.4, on a
Lanner FW-7525B.
The reason I asked about enabling AES is because in Astlinux, openssl does
not show the AES engine:
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pbx ~ # openssl engine -t -c
(rdrand) Intel RDRAND engine
[RAND]
[ available ]
(dyn
Hi JT,
You don’t need to do anything, the Atom C2358 CPU’s AES-NI instructions are
automatically used by OpenSSL at runtime. I presume you are using a x86_64
64-bit AstLinux image.
Lonnie
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> Hello all,
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> What do I need to do t
Hello all,
What do I need to do to enable AES, like put a modprobe in rc.local? I'm
using an Atom C2358. Thank you.
JT
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