Solaris: df: cannot statvfs - ERROR

OS: Sun Solaris 8/10

Hardware: Fire-V880
Error Message:
df: cannot statvfs /oracle/test/vol158: I/O error
df: cannot statvfs /oracle/test/vol159: I/O error
df: cannot statvfs /oracle/test/vol160: I/O error
df: cannot statvfs /oracle/test/vol161: I/O error
/dev/vx/dsk/testdg/vol16
142369792 140858696 1499360 99% /oracle/test/vol16
df: cannot statvfs /oracle/test/vol162: I/O error
df: cannot statvfs /oracle/test/vol163: I/O error
df: cannot statvfs /oracle/test/vol164: I/O error
df: cannot statvfs /oracle/test/vol165: I/O error
# vxprint -vt grep -i disabled
v vol125 - DISABLED ACTIVE 243609600 SELECT - fsgen
v vol158 - DISABLED ACTIVE 284774400 SELECT - fsgen
v vol159 - DISABLED ACTIVE 284774400 SELECT - fsgen
v vol160 - DISABLED ACTIVE 284774400 SELECT - fsgen
v vol161 - DISABLED ACTIVE 284774400 SELECT - fsgen
v vol162 - DISABLED ACTIVE 284774400 SELECT - fsgen
You may get errors on Filesystems and the volumes will get disabled automaticall
y.
This may be due to intermittent connection loss with the Storage.
1. Try to enable the volume with command vxvol enable volxxx
2. Then check the state of the PLEX and if the plex state is in "Recover" State
then,
make the plex "Clean" and "Stale" using the following script if you have multipl
e volumes
for i in `vxprint grep "Disk group:" awk '{ print $3 }'` ; do
for j in `vxprint -g $i grep "RECOVER" awk '{ print $2 }'` ; do
vxmend -g $i fix stale $j
vxmend -g $i fix clean $j
done
done
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