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The packet version is used within block protocols. The following diagram represents a GUID as an opaque sequence of bytes.
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Data1 (4 bytes): The value of the Data1 member (section 2.3.4), in little-endian byte order.
Data2 (2 bytes): The value of the Data2 member (section 2.3.4), in little-endian byte order.
Data3 (2 bytes): The value of the Data3 member (section 2.3.4), in little-endian byte order.
Data4 (8 bytes): The value of the Data4 member (section 2.3.4), in little-endian byte order.