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September 5th, 2010
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Simon
It is a very good question - and as the standard does not explicity state anything, a responder would be best advised to cope with either case. It seems preferable that if the initial GET had a payload (and thus the PDL != 0), this should be repeated in all subsequent GETs until the responder stops replying with the ACK_OVERFLOW. This needs to be documented in the next erratta. Peter |
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