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Best answer by Peter BENSCH

Well, this could be a copy'n'paste error, for which I would like to apologise. However, only the functions and parameters in the data sheet are relevant and guaranteed.

7 replies

Associate
December 4, 2023

For my L452RE it looks like this:

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Peter BENSCH
Technical Moderator
December 4, 2023

Correct, in contrast to the STM32L452RE, the STM32F446 does not contain an RNG.

Does it answer your question?

Regards
/Peter

Peter BENSCH
Peter BENSCHBest answer
Technical Moderator
December 4, 2023

Well, this could be a copy'n'paste error, for which I would like to apologise. However, only the functions and parameters in the data sheet are relevant and guaranteed.

Associate
December 4, 2023

ok thank you. do you have any instuctions on how to use wolfssl without a rng. I am struggling to get rsa encryption to run. Thank you for your time.

Peter BENSCH
Technical Moderator
December 4, 2023

Apart from switching to an STM32 with RNG, no.

There are methods of generating a little randomness with a PRNG, by reading in the chip temperature or other simple approaches, but this is far away from a certified TRNG and may even be enough for a dice, but not for current encryption techniques.

Explorer
August 10, 2024

i have the same problem did you found the solution  ?

Peter BENSCH
Technical Moderator
August 10, 2024

@fm1As mentioned before: choose an STM32 providing an RNG. If you have special requirements, you should create a new thread.

Regards
/Peter