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  Fix for ./.. files in short filename shares.
  Long multiply now provided in assembler.
Detail:
  *LMLS is a new filesystem-specific command which performs the same
    task as "smbclient -L" does under UNIX - ie. listing all the shares
    available on the specified host.
  When enumerating the shares on a remote server, LanManFS now remembers
    all the printers, IPC, device and disc shares (for *LMLS to output).
  The 32x32->64 multiply routine is now provided in assembler instead of
    the previous huge amount of obscure C taken from NSPRLib.  This is
    more understandable (and almost certainly far smaller and quicker
    and doesn't need a hack to stop the compiler mis-optimising it!)
  Old short filename shares still had problems with the . and .. file
    filtering.  Programmer fault there - should've let the compiler do
    the optimisations :-)
  Server info string fixed to byte-reverse the port numbers when printing
    the string into the info buffer.  Now claims to be talking to port 139
    as it should.
Admin:
  Tested in general desktop use for several days, plus experimental versions
    tested in other boot ROMs.

Version 2.03. Tagged as 'LanManFS-2_03'