MacPro - Boot Camp Latest with Mac OS X 10.4.9

I recently did a clean install of Mac OS X 10.4.8 that came with my MacPro because i upgraded some parts and wanted to start fresh etc etc..but i have my second 500gb harddrive [Drive 2] with Windows XP PRO SP2 on it. now, when i reloaded OSX on the main 500gb drive [Drive 1] i installed BootCamp's latest version available now. do i need to reinstall XP? it works fine i can boot into it and everything and install applications and get work taken care of. so im curious did the reinstall of OSX affect the bootcamp of Xp say such as for future updates will it apply directly to my Drive 2 XP drive >
if that made sense?
thanks!

If it didnt quite make sense ill try to better elaborate here:
1. I had my macpro with osx10.4.8 preinstalled when i received it.
2. Downloaded Bootcamp then installed XP on my Second Drive.
3. After installing some Protools equipment and doing alot of installing and transfers i decided i wanted to just start fresh so did a clean install of 10.4.8 but kept XP PRo on my second drive.
4. Installed the OS X 10.4.8 then installed boot camp then Inserted my Second Drive, recognized it and can still boot.
my main concern is, when Bootcamp updates in the near future will it still apply those to the XP Drive?

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