I lost the save and quite funtion in FF16.0.1 .about config is not working..

I have set the function of save and quite in the FF 15.0.1 However, I lost it after upgraded it to 16.0.1 .I try to use about config method .But it's not working..

Hi,
it seems I lost my other account or made some other mess.
anyway, reading this thread I think I can give you better pointers for troubleshooting than on my blog.
Please run a
dmsetup ls
once you're in the installer (thats for me to verify)
now, next, it seems all that is missing is the multipath config file in the install initrd.
If the target linux mpath (if it still exists, i don't got time for testing) is selected, then multipathd will be launched - but without a config, the internal defaults will take over, meaning you end up with the user friendly name instead of the WWN.
Basically you should be able to find the error looking at the kickstart /etc/rc and restarting multipath with new configs over and over.
Might be fun :)
It would be helpful if Oracle picked up your fixes even w/o a support contract. :)
(ranting: It'll be a festival for me when the multipath tools devs finally get around to groking the world of real sans and create a plugin api for enclosure based naming that is just 10% as good as the one in VxVM. WWIDs are a sad joke, they're intended so the OS can identify the disks well so it can present userful names to the user.
Not to let the user choose between useless udev-names and non-human-readable WWNs. And yeah, I have tried to make udev scripts for enclosure based naming. Didn't go well obviously :)

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