Currenly, Boot Camp only allows the use of the internal drive.
OS X, on the other hand, will boot from any external device, preferably Firewire, so you might be able to increase the Windows partition on the internal drive and still meet all the Boot Camp requirements.
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Hello all, in my entire 18 years of existence I have been a Windows User, but I am soon off to College and I want to buy a new MAC PRO for my future in Film, and so of course I want to go with the industry standard Final Cut Pro. Yet, I am also an avid gamer, and I would pretty much die if I couldn't play CRYSIS which is Directx10 and obviously windows only. (if you haven't checked it out you should NOW, it's truly amazing). So, in browsing the forums I have seen that Bootcamp essentially acts as a partitioner and that's how it all works, but I would rather keep Vista set up on a different hard drive all together, is this possible? Thanks for any information...

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