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@iSCSI development is continuing in src - remove the outdated code in
othersrc.

With thanks to Hubert for the nudge.
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@# Complex file showing 3-way RAID1 (with RAID1 components),
# also using local and (NFS) remote components

# extents
extent0	/iscsi/extents/0			0	100MB
extent1	/imports/remote1/iscsi/extents/0	0	100MB
extent2	/iscsi/extents/1			0	100MB
extent3	/imports/remote1/iscsi/extents/1	0	100MB
extent4	/iscsi/extents/2			0	100MB
extent5	/imports/remote1/iscsi/extents/2	0	100MB
extent6	/iscsi/extents/3			0	100MB

# devices
device0	RAID1		extent0 extent1
device1	RAID1		extent2 extent3
device2	RAID1		extent4 extent5
device3	RAID1		device0 device1 device2
device4	RAID0		extent6

# targets
target0	device3		10.4.0.0/16
target1	device4		127.0.0.0/8
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@Move the specification of the port number for the target back to the
command line.
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@Sync examples with reality.

Give an easier way of presenting a simple extent of storage via iSCSI.
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@d21 2
a22 2
target0	device3		3260	10.4.0.0/16
target1	device4		3260	127.0.0.0/8
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@Add some example configuration files
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@a2 1
# The other target is a simple non-layered example
d5 6
a10 6
extent0	/iscsi/extents/0			0	100GB
extent1	/imports/remote1/iscsi/extents/0	0	100GB
extent2	/iscsi/extents/1			0	100GB
extent3	/imports/remote1/iscsi/extents/1	0	100GB
extent4	/iscsi/extents/2			0	100GB
extent5	/imports/remote1/iscsi/extents/2	0	100GB
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