What is the block device?

[Fuzzo]

Hi and first of all thank you for your work.
I've an X570 based motherboard with 2*TB NVME SSD configured in Raid 0.
Now i'm running Windows without any problem.
I'm evaluating to install Linux in dual boot on my system, but first of all, i tried the rcraid drivers with a live Linux Mint 19.2 (kernel 4.15, Ubuntu based).
What I did:

• booted from live usb
• installed rcraid package using the PPA
• unloaded ahci kernel module
• loaded the rcraid kernel module
  I can see on dmesg the module is loaded (even if on a "tainting kernel") but I expect that, in the same way it happens on Windows when the drivers are loaded, a new block device (like AMD-RAID on Windows) becomes available instead of the 2 separated drives.
  I also have the /proc/scsi/rcraid directory available so I suppose the module is loaded...
  What is the device that the module should provide?
  Thanks

[kubuntugamer]

nvme raid is not supported by this driver

[thopiekar]

See the same issue here after buying one NVMe recently. I expected it to pop up as a LEGACY drive as it would happen for any other SATA-based drive. However, I see the same behavior on Windows, so I won't blame it on the Linux drivers directly.

This issue is a duplicate of #25. Let's continue discussing there.