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This diff provides an Intel QAT driver and opencrypto interface implementation. The driver was ported from NetBSD, which in turn seems partially based on the (BSD-licensed) Linux QAT driver. I made a number of changes: - modifications to support the new opencrypto interface in head - support for GMAC/AES-GCM, AES-CTR and AES-XTS - support for detaching the driver - various bug fixes - DH895X support A couple of things are not implemented yet but are in progress: - per-request keys (required by GELI) - separate input and output buffers (done separately to simplify an initial merge to stable/12)

This diff provides an Intel QAT driver and opencrypto interface implementation. The driver was ported from NetBSD, which in turn seems partially based on the (BSD-licensed) Linux QAT driver. I made a number of changes: - modifications to support the new opencrypto interface in head - support for GMAC/AES-GCM, AES-CTR and AES-XTS - support for detaching the driver - various bug fixes - DH895X support A couple of things are not implemented yet but are in progress: - separate input and output buffers (done separately to simplify an initial merge to stable/12)

This diff provides an Intel QAT driver and opencrypto interface implementation. The driver was ported from NetBSD, which in turn seems partially based on the (BSD-licensed) Linux QAT driver. I made a number of changes: - modifications to support the new opencrypto interface in head - support for GMAC/AES-GCM, AES-CTR and AES-XTS - support for detaching the driver - various bug fixes - DH895X support A couple of things are not implemented yet but are in progress: - per-request keys (required by GELI) - separate input and output buffers (done separately to simplify an initial merge to stable/12)