That's on XP32, SP3.
I got "around" the RAM bug simply by not using so much. I left out all that's not needed in the song I use(d). Minimal environment (avoiding monitors, text faders, multi instruments, transformer maps), no saved screensets, deleted all instrument groups for the notation editor (this one alone did an astonishing RAM reduction) etc,... The footprint is pretty small, I guess it helped that I only ever used it for 2 or 3 FX sends and occasionally an ES2 synth for the fun of it... EXS is probably a nono, never tried that.
It's been a while I actually did that. I still always run a Logic song with a nice MIDI environment as a frontend MIDI processor before MIDI data reaches Reaper, that one doesn't have any audio objects at all and all audio drivers are disabled. Works good - although, I have a pretty annoying GUI issue creeping in where environment objects need to be grabbed a bit above where you'd expect.
I read somewhere that you can run Logic 5.3 on Win7, but might be false info.
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