Giant (112 bytes) urandom reads by various programs at boot

[Thor Lancelot Simon <tls%panix.com@localhost>]

With the new rnd/cprng code, this is much less of an issue, but I
worry it is an indicator of some bug elsewhere in the system: at
boot time, some programs attempt to suck 112 bytes each (yes,
that's *bytes*; 896 bits) out of /dev/urandom.

I think this must be caused by the RPC code somehow, since the
two usual culprits are mount_nfs and services_mkdb.  But after
digging through the code a bit, I don't see where this would
happen.

Does anyone else?

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 Thor Lancelot Simon                                          
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