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manuals:distributions:nixos:impermanence [2026/03/12 11:19] – nix flakes aithermanuals:distributions:nixos:impermanence [2026/07/12 20:30] (current) – Annotate vpsAdmin navigation paths and update interface labels aither
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 ==== 2. Start the VPS in rescue mode ==== ==== 2. Start the VPS in rescue mode ====
-In VPS details, use form **Boot VPS from template (rescue mode)**. It's best+In VPS details, use form <vpsadmin-nav id="vps.boot-rescue.open">**Boot VPS from template (rescue mode)**</vpsadmin-nav>. It's best
 to choose a different distribution than NixOS, so that there's no ''/nix'' directory. to choose a different distribution than NixOS, so that there's no ''/nix'' directory.
 Use e.g. Alpine or Debian. Use e.g. Alpine or Debian.
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 every start. We must mount our persistent storage to ''/persistent''. This can be either every start. We must mount our persistent storage to ''/persistent''. This can be either
 the root dataset, or you can create another subdataset for that purpose. We'll use the root the root dataset, or you can create another subdataset for that purpose. We'll use the root
-dataset. In VPS details, click on **Mount** link of the first listed dataset+dataset. In VPS details, click on <vpsadmin-nav id="datasets.mount.open">**Mount**</vpsadmin-nav> link of the first listed dataset
 (its name is the VPS ID) and mount it to ''/persistent''. (its name is the VPS ID) and mount it to ''/persistent''.
  
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