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>>Linux seeing all 128MB is not the issue; with the TX chioset, only the first >64MB of RAM could be cached in the board's L2 cache, regardless of operating >system. You should be able to see all 128MB of RAM from Win9x as well.
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>I think I'm OK on that; W98 and FoxPro can both see all of the RAM.
>I'm using Help/About FoxPro/System Info to read it. It's an SiS
>chipset.
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>I've gotten some evidence that the system shakiness may not be a
>problem in my client's machines. The compiled .exe, packaged up
>with the Setup Wizard and installed, hasn't caused any problems
>yet on my 2 machines or my client's first 2 machines we used to
>test a prototype. So I'm less worried about the impact of this
>than when it first hit me.
>
>But this is not one of Microsoft's most stable products.
>

Give it time; it's still early in the product life cycle. If you'd ever dealt with early ".0" releases of something like PowerBuilder, I think you'd be less inclined to fault VFP 6.0 at this point. While there are a significant number of problems, many of them are of our own making, and there have been workarounds found for some problems.

I'd say your own experiences are atypical as far as having system components completely scrambled by VFP 6 apps at least.