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        "source": "The installer does not completely scrub the target disk. Thanks to Ignition's https://coreos.github.io/ignition/operator-notes#filesystem-reuse-semantics[filesystem-reuse semantics], if you apply a config with the exact same partition and filesystem settings as the first install, all previously stored data in additional partitions will still be available. This can be useful for persisting e.g. `/var/lib/containers` or `/var/home` between reinstalls. There are some restrictions, however. See the xref:live-booting.adoc#_using_persistent_state[Using persistent state] section for more information. You will also want to ensure the root filesystem is a fixed number at least 8 GiB as described in xref:storage.adoc[Configuring Storage] so that data partitions are not accidentally overwritten.",
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