You have an 11TB VD.
Only way to boot to this is using UEFI.
You'll need to enable UEFI in the boot order.
Anything over 2 TB and over, and 4K sector size drives require UEFI boot option.
BIOS won't handle the VDs when UEFI is managing.
Kirk...
***Summary for those searching with similar issue:
- Customer had large VD created, 11TB
- 2 TB and greater, 4K sector drives, require UEFI boot + GPT, can't use legacy/MBR
- Needed to define boot option for local HD, that referenced the PCI-E Slot the raid controller was in (HBA slot in this case)
- In UEFI mode, cannot mark a VD as 'bootable/boot drive'
- You will not see the VD/raid controller show up in the 'actual' boot order during OS install.
- Once the UEFI compatible OS install is done, it will create an UEFI boot entry for the OS, "Windows Boot Manager" in our case.
- After the next reboot, if you check your boot order, you should see the UEFI OS Boot Manager entry present.
