I am doing some performance testing with openssl on a VIA C7 processor that has a build-in crypto engine. Using a 4.9-beta (current) for this test a was unable to get access to cryptodev.
In the current changelog I read that userland access to cryptodev has been disabled. So i tried to enable it again by setting kern.usercrypto $ sysctl kern.usercrypto kern.usercrypto=0 $ sudo sysctl kern.usercrypto=1 sysctl: kern.usercrypto: Invalid argument I did check also on 4.8-current dating back to JAN-2, same there. Then I decided to check with 4.8 release, Not only is kern.usercrypto=1 the default, but I don't get these strange errors using sysctl to disable it. Is this a problem in current or is there a reason that I am no longer able to sysctl kern.usercrypto=1 Thanks. Marco
