kernel + klibc tree now, in theory, feature-complete

I have updated and pushed the klibc-kernel tree. "In theory" it should be a 1:1 replacement for any stock kernel, which kinit taking up the slack.

Anyway, I haven't yet removed any in-kernel functionality, but that's hopefully coming; the in-kernel functionality won't be executed in either case.

git://git.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/git/hpa/linux-2.6-klibc.git

	-hpa

P.S. It's going to be important to move the standalone klibc to the same directory structure as the in-kernel klibc, i.e. klibc-renamed, and relatively soon. It's too easy to confuse even the recursive git policy.

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