Berlino
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Super, der Michel macht's!
Bin leider im schriftlichen Formulieren in englisch auch nicht so fit...reicht nur zum Lesen und groben Verstehen. Und mitm Google-Übersetzer kommt ja nur Murks/Holzfäller-Englisch raus.
@eybee
Klar, und zwar dreht es sich um den implementierten frandom support im CrossBreeder:
5. Frandom support - CrossBreeder now supports linking both your random devices to the extremely fast alternative - Frandom ( http://billauer.co.il/frandom.html ). This module is orders of magnitude (10-50 times) faster than the standard character devices ( Check this out - http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=134 ). The erandom character device also installed by Frandom doesn't use up system entropy at all on top of being fast. You will need to ask your ROM developer to develop the kernel module for you and then place it in /system/lib/modules. CrossBreeder will then try and load it and if successful, make all the necessary adjustments so that both /dev/random and /dev/urandom are pointing to /dev/frandom and /dev/erandom respectively. The speed benefits are to be seen to be believed. But since each ROM requires a unique kernel module, this option is left optional ( but auto detect ).
Bin leider im schriftlichen Formulieren in englisch auch nicht so fit...reicht nur zum Lesen und groben Verstehen. Und mitm Google-Übersetzer kommt ja nur Murks/Holzfäller-Englisch raus.
@eybee
Klar, und zwar dreht es sich um den implementierten frandom support im CrossBreeder:
5. Frandom support - CrossBreeder now supports linking both your random devices to the extremely fast alternative - Frandom ( http://billauer.co.il/frandom.html ). This module is orders of magnitude (10-50 times) faster than the standard character devices ( Check this out - http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=134 ). The erandom character device also installed by Frandom doesn't use up system entropy at all on top of being fast. You will need to ask your ROM developer to develop the kernel module for you and then place it in /system/lib/modules. CrossBreeder will then try and load it and if successful, make all the necessary adjustments so that both /dev/random and /dev/urandom are pointing to /dev/frandom and /dev/erandom respectively. The speed benefits are to be seen to be believed. But since each ROM requires a unique kernel module, this option is left optional ( but auto detect ).