Speed up Webserver demo data rate by not sending a full ethernet frame each time, preventing the receiver from using a delayed ACK scheme which slows down the connection. TELNET server cleanup.

Move DHCP negotiation timer into the DHCP connection application state structure, so that each connection gets its own timeout counter (only one connection currently used, but this way is more correct). Add const correctness to static data in the TELNETServerApp.c and HTTPServerApp.c files.

Moved the USB_GetHIDReportItemInfo() calls into the main report item passing loop in the *HostWithParser demos - it is fast enough not to effect performance, and avoids duplicate code.

Make Webserver project report the LUFA version as part of the HTTP header.

New BOARD value option BOARD_NONE (equivelent to not specifying BOARD) which will remove all board hardware drivers which do not adversely affect the code operation (currently only the LEDs driver).

Spell-check code/comments in the Webserver/AVRISP-MKII projects.

Exclude FATFs from the Webserver project documentation. Rename the functions in the HTTPServerApp.c/.h files so that they use the correct "HTTPServerApp_" prefix, and not "Webserver_".

Replace the Webserver demo's uIP with the latest code ripped from the Contiki project by Adam Dunkels.

Re-added Pipe_IsEndpointBound() calls to the CDC and RNDIS host class drivers, not that the function has the correct behaviour for devices with bidirectional endpoints.

Clean up HTTP webserver code in the Webserver project, so that it follows the uIP application structure guidelines and uses cleaner state machine based code.

Add TCP retransmission support to the HTTP webserver in the Webserver project, so that lost segments are retransmitted as needed.

Add MIME type handling to the Webserver project, so that files of different types (e.g. images) can be served out to HTTP clients.

Add FatFS library to the Webserver project, extend the HTTP server so that it now serves files from the Dataflash. Add Mass Storage device mode class driver so that files can be loaded to the board Dataflash when inserted into a PC.