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The haveged service file in Debian Buster specifies that haveged should start after systemd-random-seed starts (this was removed in Bullseye after systemd changes caused a bootloop). This is a bit counterproductive, since haveged is meant to be used in environments with minimal sources of entropy, but one of the checks that systemd-random-seed does is to verify that entropy is present. Therefore, override the default .service file for haveged that moves systemd-random-seed to the Before list, allowing it to start before systemd-random-seed checks the system entropy level. (systemd doesn't allow removing items from dependency/ordering entries such as After= and Before=, so the entire .service file has to be overwritten.) Note that despite this, haveged takes up to two seconds to actually start working, so systemd-random-seed may still block for about two seconds. However, this still allows other work (such as running rc.local) to proceed a bit sooner. Signed-off-by: Saikrishna Arcot <sarcot@microsoft.com> |
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