Hi,
next problem on my way to a working environment for my PC/104 system... When I try to start lshd it claims that I should run lsh-make-seed. I've tried that, but even with --sloppy the call simply doesn't return and the system waits forever (or ctrl-c). -v and --trace didn't give much more info:
/ # /sbin/lshd -v No seed file. Please create one by running lsh-make-seed -o "/var/spool/lsh/yarrow-seed-file". lshd: No randomness generator available. / # lsh-make-seed -o /var/spool/lsh/yarrow-seed-file --sloppy -v --trace lsh-make-seed: Reading /dev/random... <waiting forever>
I know that the system will probably not have enough entropy, at least not at the moment (might change a bit when the application is actually running), but even a bad key would be better than telnet...
Robert