[FILLED] Looking for Microsoft CDIMAGE 2.27 Need this for Windows 2000, guess chance of someone having this is pretty much nil, but will give it a shot.
According to Microsoft's support tools requirements; the cdimage 2.52p should be compatible with Windows 2000 SP4+. Here's a compiled exe that contains batch scripts and other programs at the website provided below. hxxp://berns.cae.wisc.edu/files/wincdman/wincdman.html I'm curious to know; Do you have Windows 2000 SP4+ that you're wanting to use this tool with? If so; What is wrong with the newer version?
Thanks FS, had a look, nice little girls. Yeah, none worked for me either, probably fake, same size as 2.39 EDIT, any Chinese speakers on this board?
The signatures are probably some form of private/public key cryptography hence the RCP - probably a call to some server so they did not have to hand out the private signing keys.
The -s option says "sign image file with digital signature (no spaces, provide RPC server and endpoint name like -sServerName:EndPointName). What could be an example of -sServerName:EndPointName? Hopefully it's just downloading the 176 (or 128) bytes that are added to the ISO from someplace without any kind of changes. EDIT: tried something like -sProtSeq:compaq which unexpectedly failed Code: Connecting to signature server... WARNING: Failed to connect to signature server, "ncacn_np:ProtSeq[\\pipe\\compaq]". (Error 1722: The RPC server is unavailable.) IMAGE WILL NOT BE SIGNED. Messing up with the option outputs this error: Code: Connecting to signature server... ERROR: RPC signature server and endpoint must be specified in the form... "-sServerName:EndPointName" ...or as a fully qualified RPC binding string of the form... "-sProtSeq:ServerName[EndPoint,Options]
No it won't just give you the bytes as such ... they are a signature and must be generated using some secret private key. This will be some server or other running within M$. You won't be able to use that yourself.