The issue happens when the Hyper-V application is unable to synchronize time with the VM image.
To resolve the issue:
- On the Hyper-V settings, go to the Management section.
- Go to Integration Service and untick Time synchronization.
- Click OK.
- Use SSH tool (such as Putty) to connect to IMSVA.
- Open ../boot/grub/grub.conf to edit the kernel boot options.
- Add the following after the appropriate kernel line:
Note: The pider only allows values between 1 to 4.
notsc pider=4
Before the update, the kernel line is similar to the following:kernel /vmlinuz-2.6.18-128.1.OpenVA.2.0.1067 ro root=/dev/IMSVA/Root2 quiet
After the update, it should be similar the following:kernel /vmlinuz-2.6.18-128.1.OpenVA.2.0.1067 ro root=/dev/IMSVA/Root2 quiet notsc pider=4
- Run the following commands to synchronize the time manually:
$ service ntpd stop
$ ntpd -q –g - On another Secure Shell (SSH) session, set the hardware clock to the new time:
$ hwclock –systohc
- Restart your machine.