I have tried that and the entire file blows up. This is what is returned. I get the headers and the header results fall in the next block. Thanks for taking a look see. 
======================
|Filesystem          |

|kbytes              |

|used                |

|avail               |

|capacity            |

|Mounted             |
======================
======================
|/dev/dsk/c1t0d0s0   |

|2016343             |

|1392095             |

|563758              |

|72%                 |

|/                   |
======================
======================
|/proc               |

|0                   |

|0                   |

|0                   |

|0%                  |

|/proc               |
======================
======================
|mnttab              |

|0                   |

|0                   |

|0                   |

|0%                  |

|/etc/mnttab         |
======================
======================
|fd                  |

|0                   |

|0                   |

|0                   |

|0%                  |

|/dev/fd             |
======================
======================
|swap                |

|3888376             |

|40                  |

|3888336             |

|1%                  |

|/var/run            |
======================
======================
|swap                |

|3888432             |

|96                  |

|3888336             |

|1%                  |

|/tmp                |
======================
======================
|/dev/dsk/c1t0d0s7   |

|32442879            |

|523735              |

|31594716            |

|2%                  |

|/export/home        |
======================

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