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## visible name for customers (e.g. Thinkpad T61, TP-Link TL-WR1043ND, AMD FX 6200)
 Device:: Alix 2d3

## CPU description (cat /proc/cpuinfo)
 CPU:: AMD Geode LX800

 CPU speed:: 500

## number of CPU cores used for this test (see the "multi" setting for openssl)
 Cores:: 1

## result numbers
 AES-128 16 bytes:: 4543.02k
 AES-128 64 bytes:: 6281.71k
 AES-128 256 bytes:: 6967.19k
 AES-128 1024 bytes:: 7152.98k
 AES-128 8192 bytes:: 7220.21k
 SHA256 16 bytes:: 883.62k
 SHA256 64 bytes:: 2010.68k
 SHA256 256 bytes:: 3242.92k
 SHA256 1024 bytes:: 4294.93k
 SHA256 8192 bytes:: 4590.25k


= Notes =
 * the above results do '''not''' take hardware accelerated AES (provided by the Geode AES chip) into account
 * enable AES acceleration: [[AlixBoards]]
  * this does not seem to work with OpenSSL or GnuTLS (only SSH and cryptsetup)
   * a patch to use ''OpenSSL - AF_ALG'' is discussed here: http://carnivore.it/2011/04/23/openssl_-_af_alg
   * or use Cryptodev, patch eg for Voyage Linux here: http://www.3open.org/d/voyage/enable_hardware_encryption