Hello, I tried with that file, but then the setup program failed halfway during install. I checked the logs, and I found out the cause:
When the prerequisites are downloaded, the setup program tries to download the file configmgr.manifest.cab from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=141733, which in turn redirects to https://download.microsoft.com/download/2/9/2/292BF5ED-DACB-4525-91C7-93978CC714C3/configmgr.manifest.cab. Unfortunately, also that file has been deleted from Microsoft servers, yet it was archived by archive.org, so I managed to download it and place it in the prerequisites folder.
That configmgr.manifest.cab contains an XML file with the URLs of the component files that setup needs to download, among which there is ccmsetup.cab. However, that copy is newer/different than the one included in SCCM installation files, as it has a different MD5 hash. Thus, when that file is replaced with the one included in SCCM installation file, setup detects an inconsistency in the MD5 and fails.
In theory, one may try to bypass this issue by replacing the MD5 string in the XML file in configmgr.manifest.cab. Problem is, configmgr.manifest.cab is digitally signed by Microsoft, so it would be impossible to repack the modified XML in that CAB archive.
To sum up, without the copy of ccmsetup.cab that was deleted from Microsoft servers, SCCM 2007 SP2 cannot be installed ?