Re: iSCSI.04 Comments

[julian_satran@il.ibm.com]

Y.P.,

The S bit means only that the data portion contains Sense or Response Not
that it contains data - the length conveys this.

It is however probably a good idea to have the F bit se to one for
consistency - and I will do that.

Regards,
Julo

"Y P Cheng" <ycheng@connectcom.net> on 01/03/2001 00:49:32

Please respond to "Y P Cheng" <ycheng@connectcom.net>

To:   "'Ips@Ece. Cmu. Edu'" <ips@ece.cmu.edu>
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Subject:  Re: iSCSI.04 Comments




I apologize if someone has already touched this topic.

I found the use of F-bit in Section 2.3 for

ôimmediate data

ö  a little
confusing.  Why don

Æt we reserve bit 7 and use bit 4 instead and call it
I-bit.  In Section 2.4, the S-bit indicating Sense-data has similar
meaning,
i.e. data field after the basic header.

Y.P., ConnectCom Solutions.