Re: More notes from Haifa

[Matt Wakeley <matt_wakeley@agilent.com>]

> An optimization to iSCSI was discussed. The suggestion
> was that each TCP segment be the start of a new iSCSI PDU.
> This would be especially valuable for data transfers, as
> each segment would have enough information to place the data
> in memory at the remote end.

You didn't note the results of this discussion.  I thought I remember
something that this could not be enforced upon TCP.  Something about it could
"send" a segment whenever it wants (thus that segment would not have a header)
and that the push bit wouldn't work either, because tcp could accept a few
more bytes after the push bit.

-Matt

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