There is a new version  (0.3) of the Linux MkIII driver
suite on my web page.  

       http://www2.jps.net/~chrisja/TASS_Software/

This version has these new features.

1) uses "network byte order" so a client running on a Sun
   SPARC or a DEC Alpha can talk to the driver running on
   an Intel PC. 

2) Client accepts a new command "drop_client".  (Much cleaner
   then using cntl-C)

3) A new command line argument is supported on the client.
   Adding "-c<command>" will cause cclient to send <command>
   to the server then quit and not read from the keyboard.
   Actually it sends <command> followed by "drop_client".

   This is a new "non-interactive" mode for cclient.  It should
   be useful when writing CGI scripts for a web interface.
   So now I suppose you will be able to change your TEC setting
   or add COMMENT lines to a FITS file from Netscape.

The code compiles with no changes on both Linux (i386) and
Solaris (SPARC) but currently the Makefile requires hacking
to work on Solaris.  There is a working Makefile and a SPARC
executable in mira.jhuapl.edu/~chris/TASS_Driver_09SEP98
Just type "make cclient" to rebuild.  So Nick, no need to
download anything from my web page.  It is all on mira. 

Because of #1 above which amounts to a client/server protocol
change you _must_ install the new vers 0.3 t3server on the
linux side if you run vers 0.3 cclient.  This new client _only_
talks to the new server.  I tested this only on my computers
at home.

"Make all" will fail on the Sun as the real-time driver and
server must run on Linux and on a PC with an ISA bus.