So what I'm going to do is use the partitioning program that RedHat lets you use during installation, and put the first half of the drive as a FAT32 partition, and the second half of the drive will be divided up into a boot, ext3 and a swap partition, and format the whole thing. Then if I try to install Windows98, on drive D: or whatever, it ought to install into the first partition, the FAT32, and it probably won't even be able to see the other half of the drive (hopefully). Then I'll install Linux into the other partitions, and hope to God that GRUB manages to work, somehow. Does that sound at all like a reasonable plan?