Hello,

> 	hmm I see.
> 	- ssh/rsa.c:rsa_alive() calls RSA_generate_key()
> 	- RSA_generate_key() calls BN_generate_prime()
> 	- BN_generate_prime() calls BN_rand() via probable_prime()
> 	- BN_rand require us to have kernel random number device
> 	so openssh considers that we don't have RSA in the library.

Yup, I just recompiled a kernel with rnd activated for amiga and hp300, now
sshd starts up without any problems supporting version 1.5 and 2 of the
protocol.

> 	similarly, DH_generate_key() does not work if there's no random number
> 	device.
> 
> 	I'm not sure if it is safe to allow userland-generated pseudo random
> 	number.  it looks intentional.  all I can do with confidence is to
> 	improve error message from ssh/sshd, to warn that you don't have random
> 	number device.

Yup, it should be somewhere documented - especially as sshd says to look
for ssl(8) which seems does not exist on at least 1.5_ALPHA2.

Greets
      Thorsten