A. Run defragfs -r /data1； defragfs /data1
B. Run defragfs -r /dev/lv01； defragfs /dev/lv01
C. Back up the filesystem by name， unmount the filesystem， recreate the filesystem by running mkfs /dev/lv01， and restoring the data from the backup.
D. Back up the filesystem by inode， unmount the filesystem， recreate the filesystem by running mkfs /dev/lv01， and restoring the data from the backup.

A. Increase the size of the JFS log logical volume so more transacations can be written to this log.
B. Create a second， additional JFS log and have the /mydatabase logical volume point to both JFS logs.
C. Migrate the JFS log device to another physical disk in the same volume group.
D. Only one JFS log device for each volume group can be used.  Use the migratepv command to move the JFS log device to an empty disk in another volume group.