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#164 NOT IMPLEMENTED : System pointer message 0x7f00

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2012-11-29
2005-09-28
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When connecting to a server running Windows Server 2003
SP1, sometimes upon disconnecton I will receive the
message "NOT IMPLEMENTED : System pointer message 0x7f00".

This is mentioned in a mailing list post at
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=7896119&forum_id=8865.

Also in Ubuntu bugzilla:
http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16445

Discussion

  • Gary Mills

    Gary Mills - 2006-01-10

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    This message type is defined as RDP_DEFAULT_POINTER in the
    source. It's handled by the process_system_pointer_pdu
    function. What's it supposed to do? Set the default
    cursor? It's easy to change the code to ignore that
    message type, but I'd like to do a bit better than that.

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    For Windows Server 2003 SP1 try connecting using RDPv5

     
  • Clovis Tristao

    Clovis Tristao - 2007-04-26

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    Same error for me,
    When use the program TSClient, appears the following message the connection with the W2k3 and crash.

    ** (tsclient:19411): WARNING **:
    NOT IMPLEMENTED: System pointer message 0x7f00

    I'm using TSClient package with RDPv5 protocol.

    Name : tsclient
    Arch : i386
    Version: 0.148
    Release: 5.fc6

    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Sometimes:
    It carries through the connection, but it is unstable and at some moments
    it crash the connection and it appears the message: ERROR: get Bitmap 1:13

    ----------------------------------------------------------------------

    Bug in RDesktop? What it can be happening? Any idea?

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    Hi Gary,
    I got the same problem with ubuntu 6.06, it's happen when you starts for exemple a office application.
    In some forums says "The solution is change the default protocol RDP to RDP5v", but I couldn't solve the incidence.
    Any ideas??