reifsnyderb, I didn't mean to make it sound like you had to use the 32-bit version of everything! I was just telling you what my actual settings and installations were. Sorry for the information disconnect
On a side note, having the ability to boot into both Windows and Linux as needed is great from a developer standpoint. Personally I have 3 hard-drives: The first has Ubuntu, the second Windows, and the third has all my projects, libraries, resources, and stuff...makes it nice to have access to everything from both OS's. Both OS drives have a boot partition and their own flavor of boot-loader, but the Ubuntu drive is set as first in the boot order in the BIOS. This allows me to re-image and/or reinstall as needed without losing anything. I just have to disable the other drive during the re-install process to avoid the boot partition being over-written. No big deal though since I only end up doing that about every 6 months or so. Anyway, this is WAY off-topic.