Introducing the new Linux Mk III driver
                now with "Zombie_B_Gone"!

Do your process slots fill will with the undead child
processes of the t3-server?  If so, you need the revolutionary
new driver now with "Zombie_B_Gone".

Seriously, the driver creates one new process for each FITS
file it closes.  If not done correctly these processes after
they terminate become so-called "zombie" processes.  They
consume no RAM or CPU cycles but hang around in the system
process table.  They do little harm but will monopolize some
system status displays.  I finally figured out how to fix the
problem.  For details see the file "zombie_b_gone.c"

New software is in 
http://table.jps.net/~chrisja/TASS_Software/TASS_Driver_12SEP98.tgz
As I said, the problem is not serious, no need to get this
if you have something that works.