On 7 July 2014 13:28, Thomas Mueller <mueller6723@xxxxxxx> wrote: > As I further explore Haiku through USB-stick installation from R1A4 anyboot > image, I see some irregularities in recognizing partition names/labels. > > First two partitions on hard drive: EFI system partition and another 7.8 GB > partition, both formatted FAT32, showed as no_name with "mountvolume -lh": > > Volume File System Size Mounted > At (Device) > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > DW CDW03 ZEXR0-D00C0B EFI GUID Partition Map 2794.5G > (scsi/0/2/0/raw) > no_name FAT32 File System 700.0M > (scsi/0/2/0/0) > no_name FAT32 File System 7.8G /dosc > (scsi/0/2/0/1) > WD2G03 <unknown> 64.0K > (scsi/0/2/0/2) > WD2G04 <unknown> 120.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/3) > WD2G05 <unknown> 140.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/4) > WD2G06 <unknown> 8.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/5) > WD2G07 <unknown> 100.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/6) > WD2G08 <unknown> 140.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/7) > WD2G09 <unknown> 40.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/8) > WD2G10 <unknown> 120.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/9) > WD2G11 <unknown> 8.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/10) > WD2G12 <unknown> 120.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/11) > WD2G13 <unknown> 200.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/12) > WD2G14 <unknown> 40.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/13) > WD2G15 <unknown> 40.0G > (scsi/0/2/0/14) I would hazard a guess that Haiku is asking for the name from the FAT32 driver, given that it recognized the filesystem for those two partitions, and that the name at the file system level is not set. Perhaps it should be a bit smarter and fall back to the name at the partition level. Jessica