Hi Alcino,
I would not expect an "out of space" error on any database but master (and maybe sybsecurity if auditing was on) to prevent ASE from at least booting.
Is
00:0000:00000:00000:2014/02/24 15:04:21.28 kernel Checked out license ASE_ASM
really the last message in the ASE log?
If you look back in the log to the previous time ASE succesfully booted, what was output to the log just after that entry (that is likely going to be related to whatever is causing the server not to boot now).
On my own PC, running a 15.7 ESD 1, without all the licenses you have, what I see is:
00:0000:00000:00000:2013/08/13 15:13:06.73 kernel Using config area from primary master device.
00:0000:00000:00000:2013/08/13 15:13:06.73 kernel Warning: Using default file 'C:\Sybase\REL157_bret_pc.cfg' since a configuration file was not specified. Specify a configuration file name in the RUNSERVER file to avoid this message.
00:0000:00000:00000:2013/08/13 15:13:06.97 kernel Kernel memory at 0x20000000, 99518464 bytes
00:0000:00000:00000:2013/08/13 15:13:06.97 kernel Kernel memory at 0x20000000, 1275904 bytes
00:0000:00000:00000:2013/08/13 15:13:06.97 kernel Server part of first shared memory region at 0x20137800, 98242560 bytes.
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So I suspect your ASE may be having trouble allocating shared memory for some reason.
But it seems strange there is no actual failure message after your ASE checked out the license.
-bret