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Why Does Performance Drop After BBU Failure?

Last modified date: Thu, 05 Mar 2026 17:00:55 GMT+8

Symptom

After a Battery Backup Unit (BBU) failure, the write speeds have significantly decreased.

Diagnosis

When a BBU failure occurs, you may observe the following events:

  • Error 0x21042507: Battery Backup Unit (BBU) error detected (reported by slot A).
  • Information 0x02011201: Due to the event condition, the controller’s write policy was forced into write-through mode (reported by slot A).

Cause

The performance drop occurs because the system automatically switches to write-through mode to ensure data integrity when a BBU failure is detected. This behavior is part of the system’s safety mechanism.

Solution

  • Replace the Failed BBU
    Ensure the failed BBU is replaced with a functioning unit.
  • Wait for BBU Status to Normalize
    Do not manually switch the write policy back to "Write-back" mode until the BBU status is confirmed as normal. Switching prematurely may risk data integrity.
  • Switch Back to Write-back Mode
    After the BBU status is confirmed normal via EonOne, change the write policy back to "Write-back" mode to restore optimal performance.

By following these steps, you can safely restore the system’s performance while maintaining data protection.

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