On Jan 7, 2014, at 14:59 , Jean-Yves Migeon <jeanyves.migeon%free.fr@localhost> wrote: > Le 06/01/2014 20:38, jgw%freeshell.org@localhost a écrit : >> "Turns out the new kernel tries to pull in entropy from the disk and >> if the secondary boot loader hasn't been updated that entropy isn't >> available and the entropy pool gets drawn down quickly, which then >> reverts to the pseudorandom device needing to generate some. Or >> something to that effect. Copying /usr/mdec/boot to / is fix." >> Anyway... maybe helpful for others coming across this after an upgrade. > > Yes it is. Thanks for the heads up, bootloader's update is often overlooked > during upgrade. > > People are accustomed to "copy kernel, reboot, tar base.tgz" or similar, > which is wrong IMHO (misses etcupdate, postinstall...) But etcupdate, postinstall doesn't help you with updating the bootloader? AFAIK, only sysinst does this if you do an upgrade… /P
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