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#518 fixed [VRDP] TCP Server issue on Linux Hosts GameCat
Description

Hi,

I tried to use a VM (running Windows XP with RDP enabled) on a dedicated server (the Linux host, running Ubuntu Desktop 6.06 OR Debian Etch, it's the same issue with both systems) with VRDP and rdesktop (or RDP on another Windows, it's the same issue with both systems too) and I got, after a short time, this -rdesktop- error message: ERROR: recv: Connection reset by peer; when I cat VBox.log:


00:01:06.885 VRDP: New connection:
00:01:07.077 VRDP: Channel: [cliprdr] [1004]. Accepted.
00:01:07.077 VRDP: Channel: [seamrdp] [1005]. Not supported.
00:01:07.077 VRDP: Channel: [rdpsnd] [1006]. Accepted.
00:01:07.467 VRDP: Client seems to be rdesktop.
00:01:07.467 VRDP: Logon: ambregris (192.168.1.3) build 2600. User: [test] Domain: []
00:01:07.468 VRDPAUTH: User: [test]. Domain: []. Authentication type: [null]
00:01:07.469 VRDPAUTH: Access granted.
00:01:07.469 VBVA: VRDP acceleration has been requested.
00:01:08.719 VRDP: TCP server failed to send data to the client!!! Disconnecting the client.
00:01:08.968 VRDP: Connection closed:
00:01:08.968 VRDP: Logoff: ambregris (192.168.1.2) build 2600. User: [test] Domain: [] Reason 0xFFFFFFFF.
00:01:08.968 VBVA: VRDP acceleration has been disabled.


But before this error I can log in and use the virtual Windows XP normally. This error does not poweroff the VM.

When the error raises, I'm *online* and I connect to the VM with just one client at a time. It really seems to be a VBox issue, any help ?

Thanks.

#9276 fixed If editing a file in a shared folder (folder on the host) from the guest, file is not terminated properly and corrupted. => fixed in 6.0.6 Andrew Serpa
Description

Using Windows guest and on Windows host. If I open a shared folder (file resides on host, and is a shared folder on guest) and edit a text file (on the guest), if I shorten the file and re-save, the file is not terminated at the new shorter length.

In other words, I open up a shared folder (folder from host) text file from the guest in a text editor. Let's say the file looks like this:

111111 222222 333333 444444 555555 666666 777777 888888

Now I remove some stuff to make it smaller:

111111 222222 333333 theend

and re-save the file (overwrite original).

Now I close the file and re-open it (either in guest or host). It will read something like

111111 222222 333333 theend 555555 666666 777777 888888

It has not terminated the file at the shortened length and now I've got a corrupted file. If I do this with a networked folder rather than a shared folder, it works fine. (Even with same folder/file.)

I notice you just updated to 4.1 and I am still using 4.0.12, but I can tell you this is a long-standing bug and has been that way for several versions at least (or forever as far as I know). I have not tested this on Linux guests or hosts.

#19184 invalid error while booting windows 8.1 GamerBoyLeo
Description

I get this error after trying to boot Windows 8.1.

Not in a hypervisor partition (HVP=0) (VERR_NEM_NOT_AVAILABLE). VT-x is disabled in the BIOS for all CPU modes (VERR_VMX_MSR_ALL_VMX_DISABLED).

Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005) Component: ConsoleWrap Interface: IConsole {872da645-4a9b-1727-bee2-5585105b9eed}

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