RAID not detected while installing Esxi on Proliant Microserver Gen10 Plus

[Loller]

Hi, I'm having some trouble while installing esxi. I created an array RAID 1 using two 1tb hard disk, but when i go installing esxi, it only detected the usb drive where i flashed esxi iso, and not the raid. I checked bios settings and everything looks ok. I was using a KVM switch and in another discussion i read that using it may cause some problem. I unplugged it and connected directly mouse, keyboard and monitor, but nothing changed.

Can you hel me?

[support_s]

System recommended content:

1. Intel Virtual RAID on CPU for HPE Gen10 Plus User Guide, VMware edition | The RAID volume is not detected during the VMware ESXi installation

2. Advisory: HPE ProLiant DL110/DL360/DL380 Gen10 Plus Servers - Intel Virtual RAID on CPU (VROC) Gen10 Plus SW RAID VMDR CLI for VMware 7.0 Version 2021.05.01 May Fail to Install On Servers Running VMware ESXi 7.0 U2

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[pchops]

What controller did you use to create the RAID1 volume? NOTE that the embedded S100i controller is a Windows-only software RAID controller and is not supported under ESXi. Also, only the Xeon CPU offerings for this platform are supported on ESXi. One other thing -- are you using the "VMware ESXi Image for HPE servers" or a general VMware ESXi release? The latter provides the HPE-specific drivers for ESXi.

HPE Smart Array SR Gen10 Controllers - Supported Configurations

HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus QuickSpecs

VMware ESXi Image for HPE servers

[Loller]

I'm using the s100i controller. I read that it only works for Windows. I've also seen some guide that explains how to customize Esxi iso by adding s100i controller driver and make it work on this kind of controller. Was it a scam? I tried it with the general esxi iso and the HPE-specific one, but it doesn't work

[pchops]

I've not seen anywhere that the S100i is supported, or even functional, under anything but Windows -- can you post a link to the guide you found?