add directory Linux-0.95

Linux-0.95/docs/RELNOTES-0.95c+

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+This is release 0.95c+ of the linux kernel - it contains some
+enhancements and bugfixes to the 0.95a kernel, as well as some minor
+fixes relative to the last alpha-patch (0.95c).  The release is
+available as
+
+- binary		(bootimage-0.95c+.Z)
+- full source		(linux-0.95c+.tar.Z)
+- patches rel. to 0.95c	(diff-0.95c.c+.Z)
+- patches rel. to 0.95a	(diff-0.95a.c+.Z)
+
+NOTE TO PATCHERS!! Before patching, do this:
+ - make an empty include-file linux/include/checkpoint.h
+ - rename linux/kernel/math/math_emulate.c as just emulate.c
+That is, from the linux source directory do:
+
+	$ > include/checkpoint.h
+	$ mv kernel/math/math_emulate.c kernel/math/emulate.c
+
+Also note that patching from the 0.95a version is probably not worth it
+as it's easier to get the complete new sources.
+
+Although I'm making binaries and the full source available, this isn't
+really a major release: there is no new rootdisk, and this is more "my
+current kernel" and not really tested (I put in the last changes 5
+minutes before packing all this up).
+
+The reason I'm making this available is that with the advent of gcc-2.1
+and the VFS-library the old kernel doesn't really do everything the new
+libraries want: the readdir system call is needed to get things working. 
+The default compiler after this release is considered to be gcc-2.0 or
+higher (although 1.40 still works - you don't /have/ to change).  People
+who are unable or unwilling to patch a new kernel shouldn't be unable to
+run the new binaries. 
+
+This kernel should be totally backwards compatible, so no binaries
+should break.  I resisted adding the changed mount() system call into
+this release: the next major release will have a third parameter for
+mount() - the filesystem type name (ie mount /dev/xxx /mnt minix). 
+
+Fixes relative to 0.95c:
+
+- corrected two minor bugs in readdir() (thanks to R Card)
+
+- lp-patches are in.  I've edited them a bit, and will probably do some
+  more editing in the future, but they seem to work fine. 
+
+- 8-bit ISO latin output to the console (ie part of Johan Myreens
+  general latin-1 patches: the keyboard patches aren't there)
+
+- other minor bug-fixes (thanks to HH Bergman for noticing the
+  timer-table bug)
+
+Things I haven't had time to look into yet:
+
+- select still has some problems
+- reports that VC-output sometimes isdiscarded (never seen it myself)
+- probably other things I've simply forgot...
+
+			Linus