[e2e] Small packets - Definition needed..

[Craig Partridge]

I don't know of a general definition.

As I recall, for router tests in the early 1990s, the idea of a small packet
was 64 bytes and big was an Ethernet MTU.

Personally, I'd react that somewhere around 64 bytes is where packets get
small -- as the addition of a header becomes a notable overhead.  I'm not
sure where I'd say "large" starts these days.

Craig