Add Linux block device (lblk) mode documentation (experimental) - #182
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Three pages covering the cluster-global lblk device mode (arbitrary Linux block devices via SPDK AIO bdevs), rebased onto the reorganized tree (non-kubernetes/) and brought into house style (impersonal voice, lowercase brand, capitalized Linux, American English, Oxford commas): - architecture/concepts/linux-block-devices.md — device modes, eligibility, serial-first identity, failure-detection parity, restrictions - non-kubernetes/installation/linux-block-devices.md — cluster create --device-mode lblk, storage-node configure --lblk selectors, --force / --force-format for partitioned devices - non-kubernetes/operations/lblk-device-operations.md — restarts, adding devices via reconfigure + re-add, failed-device handling All pages carry the experimental chip. Local quality gates green (spelling, terminology, American English, voice; syntax findings limited to pre-existing generated-reference targets). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Documents the new experimental cluster-global
lblkdevice mode (arbitrary Linux block devices — SAS/SATA, virtio, cloud volumes — via SPDK AIO bdevs), implemented on sbclimd-journal.Three pages, all carrying the experimental chip:
nvme/lblk), eligibility rules, serial-first device identity, failure-detection parity (IO errors, control-plane hung-IO watchdog, disappearance sweep), restrictions (cluster-global/deploy-time, journal-on-device only, no SMART).cluster create --device-mode lblk,storage-node configure --lblkwith--blk-names/--blk-names-exclude/--blk-serialsselectors, partitioned-device handling (--forceat configure,--force-formatat add-node), verification.--ssd-pcierejected on lblk), failed/hung/removed device handling.🤖 Generated with Claude Code