An administrator is attempting to recover afilesystem that fails to manually unmount. The fsck command produces the following output: The current volume is: /dev/fslv02 File system is currently mounted. Invalid file system size in the primary superblock. Invalid file system size in the secondary superblock. Primary superblock is corrupt. Secondary superblock is corrupt. fsck: Cannot continue tried to mount Which steps will resolve the problem?（）
- AReboot the server into maintenance mode and run 'fsck' with the '-p' parameter while the filesystem is mounted
- BReboot the server into maintenance mode and run 'fsck' with the '-y' parameter whilethe filesystem is unmounted
- CForce a umount of the filesystem with 'umount -F /dev/fslv02', and then run 'fsck p /dev/fslv02' while the file system is unmounted
- DForce a umount of the filesystem by varying off the hosting volume group and then varyon the volume group. This will permit 'fsck -y' to be run against the failing filesystem