Is not possible to manually enter in Terminal to mounted flash stick without name.

[Premislaus]

1. Plug pendrive, formated with FAT32, without label.
2. Tracker popup appear. Mount by button. You can enter to mounted flash stick from Trakcer or in Terminal via add-on.
3. Open Terminal, type df, and volume is just mounted in root!
4. Try "cd /".

~> df
Mount           Type      Total     Free     Flags   Device
--------------- -------- --------- --------- ------- --------------------------
/boot           bfs          40.0G     34.2G QAM-P-W /dev/disk/scsi/0/0/0/4
/boot/system    packagefs      4.0K      4.0K QAM-P-- 
/boot/home/config 
                packagefs      4.0K      4.0K QAM-P-- 
/               fat          14.5G         0 --M-PR- /dev/disk/usb/0/0/0
~> cd /
/> dir
\   bin  boot  dev  etc  Haiku  packages  system  tmp  var
/>

Via Open Terminal add-on:

/ > dir
eFTE\ instrukcja\ kompilacji               face.png              RECYCLED
eFTE-Haiku-DKK-2017-02-02_20-50-38.tar.xz  NCurses-1.0.1.tar.xz

[Premislaus]

On Linux:

/media/premislaus/9EBD-B7B3

I don't know how to obtain uuid on Haiku. There is no lsblk or fdisk.

[jua]

It seems your FAT32 volume has the name " ", i.e. a single space character (without the quotes).

Observe how your "dir" inside / shows an entry "\ " which translates to a single space, and the bash prompt when you opened it with the tracker add-on shows "/ >" (notice the extra space before >).

So, entering the directory should work fine if you do e.g. cd "/ " ...or you just give the FAT32 volume a saner name :-)

[axeld]

We could trim the name by default to work around this issue; IIRC an empty name is automatically replaced by an automatic name.