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SYS1519
 
Explanation
 
There is not enough available storage to load the specified system program
or device driver.
 
Action
1. Edit the CONFIG.SYS file to increase the amount of storage available by
 
    a. Reducing the value on the BUFFERS command
    b. Removing unnecessary DEVICE and/or RUN commands
    c. Reducing the value on the DISKCACHE command
    d. Reducing the value on the TRACEBUF command
    e. Reducing the size of the virtual disk specified on the DEVICE=VDISK
       command
 
2. If the failing program is COMMAND.COM, edit the CONFIG.SYS file to
   increase the value on the RMSIZE command.
 
3. If the failing program is not COMMAND.COM, edit the CONFIG.SYS file to
   decrease the value on the RMSIZE command or add the PROTECTONLY=YES
   command.
 
4. Install another memory option in your system unit.