SYSGEN

Purpose: Sets the PTS-DOS component allocation strategy.

Syntax:  SYSGEN <[/Cx][/Sx][/Lx][/Dx][/Vx][/Rx][/Fx][/Tx]>,
         Where, x is:  'L' - forces to allocate components always in
                             conventional memory,
                       'H' - enables using the HMA.

Note:
     Please, refer to BUFFERS /L or /H - on the strategy of allocating
block device I/O buffers, and to COMAREA - on specifying the communication
area. The following abbreviations are used with the command:
   C - system code
   S - system data
   L - locks data
   D - disk parameters data
   V - data on the additional devices
   R - current directories structure
   T - floppy disk parameters table
   F - file tables

     Setting, for example, /CH enables the system code to be allocated in
the high memory when DOS=HIGH; /FL forces the system to allocate the system
file table in the lower memory.

     The default strategy depends on the WINDOWS command in the first place.
If WINDOWS=OFF, then all data and codes are enabled for loading into the
high memory, excluding additional data on the installed block device
drivers.

     If WINDOWS=386/V:3.0, then the file structure should be in the lower
memory, while WINDOWS=386/V:3.1 enables placing the structure in the high
memory.

Warning! The command is for the experienced user only.  System faults may
         occur with some application programs if the command parameters are
         incorrect (incompatible).