I don't think you need to upgrade at all, your multipathd is sufficiently modern
and not much different from the version in 12.04.

Interesting, I see that you're using user_friendly_names, though since you're 
also
using LVM, it kind of makes that feature redundant as the LVM is now your
user friendly name, and having that multipath feature adds another level of
 complexity when UDEV is creating devices. Please set "user_friendly_names no" 
in
 /etc/multipath.conf, and update your initrd "update-initramfs -k all -u". The 
last
part is important as the multipath.conf is copied to the initrd and used as the
basis for any blacklists or additional UDEV juggling.

What might have happened is you didn't update the initrd since you created the
initial multipath config. Since the default is no, the ramdisk creates the 
normal
long style WWID names, then it mounts root, multipathd starts which finds user
friendly names set and then begins destroying the original WWID names in
exchange for the mpathx versions. If LVM has claimed the MP device by then,
destruction of the original name (and dmtable entry) will be blocked by 
reference
counting.

In general, it's imperative that you update the initramfs whenever lvm.conf or
multipath.conf is changed, especially when you're using them together.

https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/multipath-devices.html
#multipath-devices-in-logical-volumes

Also, please adjust your local character encoding to a western font. Some of 
your text files
look like gibberish e.g.

https://launchpadlibrarian.net/103100334/test_before_after_lvm_reboot.txt
    a¡±¡±a¡±€ (8:144)
mpath9 (252:7)
 a¡±?a¡±€ (65:80)
 a¡±¡±a¡±€ (8:160)
mpath15 (252:12)
 a¡±?a¡±€ (8:224)
 a¡±¡±a¡±€ (8:48)
mpath5-part1 (252:10)
 a¡±¡±a¡±€mpath5 (252:2)
    a¡±?a¡±€ (65:16)
    a¡±¡±a¡±€ (8:96)
mpath14-part1 (252:9)

Thank you. -- Peter

** Changed in: multipath-tools (Ubuntu)
       Status: Confirmed => Incomplete

** Changed in: multipath-tools (Ubuntu)
     Assignee: (unassigned) => Peter Petrakis (peter-petrakis)

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