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the facter code was subsituting the ! in the cciss device, but had forgotten about the p seperator between the device and partation number. the patch adds the p seperator if the ! is matched in the gsub to the remaining locations that would need the p seperator to properly refrence devices. Change-Id: I5054cde345495b62fa66f3ae3876fc6eb098cc5c Closes-bug: 1381218 |
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Fuel is the Ultimate Do-it-Yourself Kit for OpenStack
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