INSTALL

K E R N E L   M O D U L E   I N S T A L L A T I O N
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There is nothing special about these instructions. They are intended as a
step-by-step guide for whoever isn't used to install kernel modules.

It may *look* complicated, but the whole thing should take no more than 10
minutes.

By default, the module is compiled for the kernel currently running.

The installations consists of the following steps:

1. Compilation
2. Move frandom.ko to /system/lib/modules/{something}
3. Make frandom load at bootup
4. Test

In detail:
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1. Compile
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Simply type "make" at shell prompt. Type "make clean" to clean working directory.

2. Installing to /system/lib/modules
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Just create /system/lib/modules if none exist and place the newly compile frandom.ko in there, set permissions to 644.

3. Make frandom load at bootup
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This can be done by adding the script named 00frandom into /etc/init.d, provided your kernel supports init.d.

5. Test
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The test.sh script runs a simple speed test. It can be executed as regular
user. To excecute, just place test.sh in /sdcard. In Terminal, 
type "cd /sdcard", then "sh test.sh".

Good luck & skill,

  Eli Billauer, 1 Oct 2003 (updated Jul 2011)
  Email: eli _at_ billauer.co.il
  Androidified by: Ryuinferno