Most Linux distributions propose to create the root (/) and swap partitions by default. To prevent user files and system log files from filling up the / partition, which additional partitions are you MOST

Most Linux distributions propose to create the root (/) and swap partitions by default.

To prevent user files and system log files from filling up the / partition, which additional partitions are you MOST strongly advised to create? (Select TWO).

Answer

/opt

/boot

/var

/tmp

/usr

/home

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