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hi,

On Fri, Aug 09, 2002 at 09:43:05AM +0900, itojun@iijlab.net wrote:
> 	(maybe i'm assuming i386, but anyway)
>=20
> 	we're using GMT on RTC chip, as well as in-kernel clocks (struct
> 	timeval time and such) when we use NetBSD.  some filesystems
> 	(like flashmemory removed from digital camera) have file
> 	timestamps in different timezone (in my case, JST).  so when i
> 	mount it with mount_msdos, i will see file timestamps with 9
> 	hours offset.  i would like to see correct timestamps.
>=20
> 	in what layer should we convert filesystem timezone?  it should
> 	be configurable, so i guess mount option makes the most sense.
> 	(pardon me if i'm asking a dumb question, i'm not a
> 	filesystem/vm guy)

options(4), RTC_OFFSET, per chance?

regards,

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