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# Monero Pseudorandom Number Generator
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Monero uses PRNG based on the Keccak hashing function.
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Basically, output of the previous hashing round is input for the next one.
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The initial seed comes from entropy sources provided by operating system.
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On Linux and MacOS the seed comes from `/dev/urandom`.
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On Windows the WinAPI `CryptGenRandom` call is used for seeding.
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There is no reseeding.
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## Caveats
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* This concerns the reference C++ implementation of Monero.
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Please note there are many alternative implementations of private key generation,
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including JavaScript, Python, Android/Java. These should be researched case by case for correctness.
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* In Monero source code you can also find libsodium based random bytes generator. It is part of the embedded library and apparently is not used in actual Monero code.
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## Reference
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* [Source code](https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/1a4298685aa9e694bc555ae69be59d14d3790465/src/crypto/random.c)
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* [StackExchange answer](https://monero.stackexchange.com/a/2076/3218)

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# `monero-blockchain-export` - Reference
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{: .note}
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Nowadays, there is little usage for raw blockchain export / import. In the past the p2p blockchain download was much slower. Back than blockchain.raw file was used to speed up the process of bootstrapping a node.
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## Overview
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The tool dumps local blockchain to raw format, known as the `blockchain.raw` file.
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This could be useful if you want to process blockchain efficiently with your custom tools,
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as the raw format is probably easier to work with than Monero's custom lmdb database.
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The tool works on your local copy of the blockchain. It does not require `monerod` running.
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## Syntax
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`./monero-blockchain-export [options]`
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Example:
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`./monero-blockchain-export --help`
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## Running
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`./monero-blockchain-export --stagenet --output-file=/tmp/blockchain.raw`
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## Options
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### Help
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| `--help` | Enlist available options.
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### Pick network
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| (missing) | By default `monero-blockchain-export` assumes [mainnet](/infrastructure/networks#mainnet).
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| `--stagenet` | Export [stagenet](/infrastructure/networks#stagenet) blockchain.
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| `--testnet` | Export [testnet](/infrastructure/networks#testnet) blockchain.
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| `--log-level` | `0-4` with `0` being minimal logging and `4` being full tracing. Defaults to `0`. These are general presets and do not directly map to severity levels. For example, even with minimal `0`, you may see some most important `INFO` entries. Example: <br />`./monero-blockchain-export --log-level=1`
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| `--data-dir` | Full path to data directory. This is where the blockchain, log files, and p2p network memory are stored. For defaults and details see [data directory](/interacting/overview/#data-directory).
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### Output
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* [https://github.com/monero-project/monero/tree/master/src/blockchain_utilities](https://github.com/monero-project/monero/tree/master/src/blockchain_utilities)

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# Monero Configuration File
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