Ok, I am (sorta) back from resetting my machine for Dual-Boot.
Some things I learned:
1. Legacy Windows Platforms (DOS 5.0 or higher, 95, 98, ME, 2000) *MUST* go on the C drive under "C:\DOS" or "C:\WINDOWS".
........If you try anything else, the computer beeps then locks up tight.
2. XP goes on D drive, in folder "WinXP" or something similar. *DO NOT* name the folder "D:\Windows"!!
3. The best way for dual boot is via 2 or more hard drives. Partitioning works, but can be full of headaches, since that one hard drive has *BOTH* NTSC & FAT32 on it.
This is quite handy! Don't like XP? Just remove the hard drive it's on! (You now have an emergency backup in case of hard drive failure!)
Q: "I have multiple monitors & a Geoforce card & Voodoo. It works fine, but when I exit RB, the game is "stuck" to the Voodoo's monitor & won't come off unless I resize the desktop for that monitor, which is a royal pain. Is there a fix?"
A: Yep!
Most computers do not allocate ROM support to your PCI Voodoo Card, and this could be one of the reasons your having difficulties. An easy work around for this is as follows:
1. Power down your computer & unplug it from the electric.
2. Unplug any monitors you may have plugged in as well.
3. Swap monitors so that the monitor attached to the Voodoo Card is going to be the one you use most often.
4. Hook the monitors back up & plug everything back in.
5. Boot the machine.
6. Open your computer's CMOS.
7. Under hardware, set your PCI Voodoo as the primary card. WARNING: If you don't know what your doing, GET A PROFESSIONAL. Serious dmage could result if you inadvertantly mess something up!
8. Reboot, saving the CMOS changes.
9. Allow Windows to detect everything.
Now, RB's menu *AND* gameplay are on the same screen, and no hangups or lockups occur!