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are you using lilo to boot, if so you can add this to your /etc/lilo.conf file:
append="mem=128M"
save it
then run: /sbin/lilo to make the changes from the command line. reboot and it should recognize all your RAM. if you using GRUB or anything else, I am unsure on those.
Check here . It talks about Caldera's eDesktop 2.4, but it should work for you. It tells you to add mem=96M or mem=95M to the kernel line of the menu.lst file. In your case, it would be mem=128M or mem=127M . I hope this helps.
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