Well, despite suspecting this is again off-topic, the only relevant 
hit in a search of all the archives was on port-mac68k. And browsing 
tech-security didn't seem like the place either. So here goes... 
1.4.3 on a IIcx.

I have built and installed openssl, and built openssh. When I try to 
install openssh I get a message (or is it 2?):

I need "a working /dev/urandom"
I need a kernel "compiled with pseudo-device rnd on."

 From the archives of 6/2000:

>  > Are there drivers for /dev/urandom included in the GENERIC kernel?
>
>I believe you will need to build a kernel with pseudo-device rnd. It's
>enabled in GENERIC only in current and 1.5; a pull-up has been requested
>for 1.4.3.


I noted that the default conf already has pseudo-device rnd on, but I 
recompiled the kernel with it on again anyway. This did not change 
anything (sort of expected), so the kernel compile switch is not the 
answer.

I note that there is no /dev/urandom on my system. Was there 
something I missed in the standard mac68k 1.4.3 install? Or is there 
some other undocumented step I need to do to create this dev? I think 
it is the real solution to the openssh install.

Also in the archives, I saw a reference to cyrus-sasl, so I built and 
installed that as well, but no help in the end.


Stefan Jeglinski