Random String Generator using OpenSSL in PHP function GenerateRandomString($Length) {
 $Length /= 2;
 $cstrong = false;
 while ($cstrong != TRUE){
    $bytes = openssl_random_pseudo_bytes($Length, $cstrong);
 }
 $hex = bin2hex($bytes);
 return $hex;
}


Is this a good function for generating a cryptographically secure random string? Is there a chance, that it'll get into an infinite loop, because $cstrong stays 'False'?
The documentation says that crypto_strong is set depending on the algorithm used. So it will never go from false to true, so yes, this might result in an infinite loop. 

Use it instead to see if you should trust the result. If it is true, the string should be secure.

(you should also never design your own crypto algorithms for anything other than academic interest)

because this is codereview, I also have a couple of notes regarding your code:


Why do you divide the length by 2? Seems unnecessary. If it does have a purpose, comment on it.
false TRUE: use case uniformly. either false and true or FALSE TRUE
$hex = bin2hex($bytes);
return $hex;
just make this one line: return bin2hex($bytes)
it is convention to use camelCase for variables, so Length should be length and the function name generateRandomString