
  is there anything I can do to save the data from failed vraid5 disks?


No, you'll have to restore from backup sorry.

That said I did just want to clarify that you meant you have 8 disks, 1 disk group with two spares and two virtual disks using VRAID5 - is that right? I just wanted to get the terminology right as your question wasn't as clear as it could be.

Can I suggest that when you get this back up and running you configure the disk group to only have a single spare, not double - not for such a small array. Then use either VRAID 6 or 10 (0+1 actually), they're much more resilient than VRAID 5.

Oh and on one final note - these aren't the 1TB FATA disks are they? a few years ago we saw a ridiculous number of these fail, many at the same time - due to miscommunicated duty-cycle requirements - we abandoned using those disks. I'm just keen to help you avoid a repeat of this issue.

HP EVA4400 Vraid5 Virtual Disks Failure
Matthew 22: 


  39 And the second command is like the first: ‘Love your neighbor
  the same as you love yourself.


Self love, esteem, worth, etc are matters of the spirit and personality - that are foundations for how we live our lives.  

What is the description of self-love Christians are expected to have for themselves and their neighbors?

Another issue, what is meant by this in a society where self love is low or rare (and why wasn't that considered when Jesus said this)?
