Well, from the distro's point of view this code is not going to be
dead any time
soon..., And the current user experience is very bad, Could you guys
please
decide on a way to fix this issue?
As mention above, I prefer the simple solution for this issue.
I guess the most of iSER users are using pretty old HW so defaults
should be accordingly.
For NVMe/RDMA this is a different story and we can use higher defaults
Adding fallbacks will complicate the code without a real justification
for doing it.
Usually when you end up changing the defaults multiple times it should
be an indication that it should do something about it.
But hey, if you are killing Connect-IB anyways, and you don't see any
sort of regressions from this I don't really have a problem with it.
