The image that was listed here is a hacked-up warez version from 2003
that doesn't function properly (won't install on most computers NT 3.1
should be able to install on).

In its stead, this is a list of pristine images direct out of
Microsoft, no modifications have been made to them, and NT 3.1's
(admittedly limited) full hardware compatibility is supported.

All language variants are included here, too.

Taking from the BeOS example, floppy images that are intimately tied
to the CD-ROM are listed in the same entry in ibm5170_cdrom.xml, since
they are only useful in booting a computer in order to install from
CD-ROM (which requires a compatible SCSI controller and SCSI CD-ROM
drive).  Installing from MS-DOS is always another possibility.

“Workstation” wasn't the name of the client SKU yet

The existing floppy-edition images checked out with official sources,
but renamed to be consistent with Microsoft's own naming of the
operating system.

Changed the CD-ROM hash of Workstation to a known-good copy from an
original CD, added Server, added the full floppy disk edition of
Workstation.

This is the first version that shipped without a floppy-only edition,
the only floppy disks are to assist in booting the installer on
computers that don't support floppy boot.  It is likewise the first
version to support El Torito booting.

The Windows 2000 image existing in prior commits was _slightly_ off an
official build.  Official builds use the AutoCRC feature of cdimage to
make sure images have a CRC32 hash of 0xffffffff, accomplished by
editing a few bytes in extraneous sectors of the ISO-9660 file system
that are not user visible.  The prior image did not have these bytes,
albeit everything else was a match.

Listed here are a complete set of Windows 2000 Professional, Server,
Advanced Server in all service pack levels and RTM.  The "Select"
licensing disc was used for all of them; this version was released for
volume licensing and does not require a product key to be entered.

Also included are the MUI language packs and standalone service pack
1-4 installers, sourced from official CD-ROMs also.

These are all sourced from Microsoft distributed CDs, containing
support for all architectures and an autorun file.