NFS mount error messages on Solaris 8; is there a patch?

We recently purchased an EMC Celerra NS80 to serve as a front end to our Centerra archive solution. On a Solaris 8 box I've been seeing a large number of NFS errors in the /var/adm/messages file relating directly to the datamover on the NS80. I've tried everything I can think of from the array side of the house to no avail. EMC states there is fix for this problem, patch 113318-12, but according to the patch notes this is for an NFS problem with Solaris 9.
The error is causing sporadic performance issues when our end users attempt to pull up the data that resides on the Celerra NFS mount, so I would really like to get it resolved. The specific error message is:
NFS server DATAMOVER1 not responding still trying
NFS server DATAMOVER1 ok
The messages of not responding and ok tend to relate every few seconds to 3-5 minutes delay. Our database vendor insists something on the NS80 is introducing this error, but I cannot find anything to change to clear this up.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

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cache hit rate: 99% (111069900 hits, 6674 misses)
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garbage collection: 0
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/export/saba
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consistency checks: 10809059 (10801491 pass, 7568 fail)
modifies: 0
garbage collection: 0
So 1 day uptime, that is much better. We rebooted it for mirroring setup, and found that cachefs needs to fsck before it comes up. Can I not simply have it start afresh rather than attempt to keep cache directory? (Obviously I can, but I mean in a boot-friendly manner)

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