I also rec. refit. It's an open source boot manager designed for use with Ubuntu.. works the balls.

here is a link to the Apple boot camp setup page:

http://manuals.info.apple.com/en/boot_ca...

here is a link to find refit and some info:

http://refit.sourceforge.net/

You will be able to do this if you have an Intel processor Mac Pro. Please give us the last three figures of your serial number so we can determine your exact machine type. You also cannot directly install Windows, you will need something like BootCamp first or Parallels or VMfusion:

http://www.parallels.com/products/deskto...

http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/ov...

No problem. You should Google "Dual Boot" and you may want to install Refit.

How this is done is awkward

First,install both drives one at a time

Here is a good configuration a friend of mine did after which I did the install of the drives and format for him.

He had the drive with OSX in it only,then I installed drive 2 and named it DATA and then drive 3 named WINDOWS

The jumpers have to be removed, then in Boot Camp I formatted the WINDOWS drive and installed XP(i recently switched him over to 7)

I charged him 65$ vs. 80$ for friends in my community(i was told in order to work out of your community,you have to be certified or you will be arrested but i do not believe that,but i will get my certifcation to get out of my community),how i do this is i get supplier discounts because i go back to him for parts a lot

The 7 upgrade was 20$ for the install+ my supplier's cost of it and the obvious profit scheme too(we skipped Vista together,we both hate it and i bought a used Vista laptop used,we skipped for a reason and i see how bad it was)