Dear Maintainer, Please see: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1001306 David
Hi, Thanks for the report. ideally you fill in all the detail in the bugreport without that we have to jump from one to the other ;-) That said, I assume you use the exfat driver from the kernel. For that see the recently commited: https://git.kernel.org/linus/9b002894b4c252169abc26720452bf3746114b20 Is this applying to you? That is until you can ue sys_tz option with 5.19-rc1 and later, setting time_offset can help. Regards, Salvatore
[...] This is not a general problem with exFAT. Although exFAT timestamps are usually in local time, they are accompanied by the current offset from UTC. Unfortunately, the offset is optional information. You can use the "time_offset=N" mount option to specify the offset for timestamps where there isn't a valid offset stored in the filesystem. You should use time_offset=-480 or -420, depending on whether DST was in effect. Starting from 5.19, there is also a "sys_tz" mount option, which should usually do the right thing. Ben.