kernel: [ 3724.848250] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts

  • Hi Guys,


    I'm running OMV 3.0.81 with an ASROCK J3455 mainboard, linux-image-4.9.0-0.bpo.3-amd64, and I see never ending error messages in the logs in form of:


    Jul 1 15:04:54 NAS kernel: [ 3724.848250] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:04:55 NAS kernel: [ 3725.716304] hpet1: lost 7160 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:04:56 NAS kernel: [ 3726.581818] hpet1: lost 7160 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:04:56 NAS kernel: [ 3727.427496] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:04:57 NAS kernel: [ 3728.298614] hpet1: lost 7160 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:04:58 NAS kernel: [ 3729.170907] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:04:59 NAS kernel: [ 3730.035575] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:05:00 NAS kernel: [ 3730.908491] hpet1: lost 7160 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:05:01 NAS kernel: [ 3731.781357] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:05:02 NAS kernel: [ 3732.650678] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:05:02 NAS kernel: [ 3733.501129] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:05:03 NAS kernel: [ 3734.374422] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:05:04 NAS kernel: [ 3735.247879] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts
    Jul 1 15:05:05 NAS kernel: [ 3736.120894] hpet1: lost 7161 rtc interrupts



    I do have the Schduled Wakealarms and Autoshutdown plugin installed.
    Not sure if that contributes to the problem ?


    Any suggestions, advise ?
    Thanks

  • Hey guys, since i ran into that problem myself and the described solution worked for me
    heres how to change the boot parameters in openmediavault/debian:
    1. Get into a console either webbased or ssh (putty)
    2. type:

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    sudo nano /etc/default/grub

    3. find the line which says GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet"
    4. add your parameter behind the existing separated with space

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    GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet hpet=disable"

    5. save the file with ctrl + x
    6. update grub with:

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    sudo update-grub

    7. reboot



    thx @bugnotme for this solution since i couldnt even track what happened on boot :)

  • @ShadowK42, you beat me to it, I also figured out yesterday how to change the boot parameters the way you described! Hope this thread helps someone else!


    I can also confirm that this log message is generated if one has the plugin "Scheduled Wakealarms" installed!

  • Hi Folks!


    Have the same problem on my freshly installed OMV4. The above solution didn't work for me ;( . Any suggestions?


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    I found a solution. I have deactivated HPET in BIOS (ACPI Configuration).

  • I have found another solution, these massages doesnt appear in my log when my system is running so i put in crontab:


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    30 0 * * * * sudo rtcwake -a -m mem -t $(date -d today -d '16:00' +%s)

    PC goes sleep at 0:30, wakes up at same day 16:00.


    No messages in log.

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