Re: New Years Day Release: Nmap 4.52

[Ron <ronlists () skullsecurity com>]

That's no fun! It's not that I really WANT to run 9x, I just like having 
a handy VMWare image for each Windows version, just in case something 
comes up.

There's no way I'm going to buy it for that, though.

Rob Nicholls wrote:
> AFAIK Windows Me isn't available through TechNet or MSDN (I can't remember
> exactly when they pulled Windows 2000 from there, but it's been gone for a
> while too). Unless you already have a copy, you may have to resort to
> somewhere like eBay to legally obtain it (even then, some of them don't look
> too legal to me). You can still find people selling it on sites like Amazon
> too, but it appears to be a bit expensive there. Would now be a good time to
> also point out that Microsoft stopped supporting NT4 three years ago? ;)
>
> With Windows 2000 in Extended Support until 2010, it'd be good to continue
> supporting it, plus there's not much difference between 2000 and XP. I'll
> see if I can dig out my old 98/98SE/Me/NT4 CDs at the weekend and check if
> Nmap still works on any of them (unless someone beats me to it). 
>
>
> Rob
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ron [mailto:ronlists () skullsecurity com] 
> Sent: 03 January 2008 19:52
> To: Fyodor
> Cc: nmap-dev () insecure org; Rob Nicholls
> Subject: Re: New Years Day Release: Nmap 4.52
>
> > I don't think we need to support Windows Me.  Does anyone know if it
> > even works on that platform currently?  
>
> Just because I enjoy pain, I was going to try that out. But for some 
> reason, I can't download any Windows 9x versions from MSDN, although I 
> can download DOS, Windows 3.x, and anything over Windows 2000 just fine.
>
> Anybody know if there's some ways to get Windows 9x from MSDN?
>
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