iSCSI Version Info: Version 1 and not 0

[Andre Hedrick <andre@linux-ide.org>]

Julo, Dave, et al.

Considering the handful of changes just related to various parameters
since the premature changing of the version code to 0x00 after the
release of the v12 specification in April of 2002.  These alone should
warrant a final RFC version number.

This also shows how difficult it is to be backwards compatible with all
parameter changes since version 0x00 was set almost 11 months ago,  and
enforce a 'must negotiate' set of parameters based simply on the passed
version number.

Most notable since the 0x00 change is the reincarnation of
MaxRecvPDULength to MaxRecvDataSegmentLength,  [Max,First]BurstSize to
[Max,First]BurstLength,  TargetPortalGroupTag, and the removal of
BidiInitiatlR2T.
 
Granted these may not be significant through eight draft revisions,  but
11 months of changes is still 11 months of changes.  Also one could
point to the R-Data SNACK as an important addition,  but again most
people have not gotten that far yet to be a problem.

Regardless,  a final version for interoperability sake should be present
in the final RFC.


Regards,      

Andre Hedrick
LAD Storage Consulting Group
PyX Technologies, Inc.