building network software raid

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I'm a student doing an OS project: build a software raid over the
network.

I intend to use existing software RAID program. The plan is that build
the raid on a device that is not a real physical device, but a device I
made up. I'll handle the I/O request through the network.

I already wrote a simple device driver with all the required functions,
and try to "mkraid" on the created new devices. But it failed with
error:

	/dev/md0: Invalid arguments

I want to know what information is needed to make mkraid, ... etc. run
properly that they see it as a true hard disk. And what operations are
needed to pass these information out.

Thank you for your advices.


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