Sanket Singhal wrote: I faced the same problem during my first install of ESXi. As mentioned earlier, the VMware hypervisor does not recognize the RAID arrays built by the software RAID controller (also called fake RAID). I had to go on a purchase a storage controller to setup a RAID for the hypervisor to install on. J Tillman Cancer And Delirium Raritan. The company supplying the software RAID controller and the dedicated controller were the same - Adaptec. That's because there is no software RAID controller - there is no such thing. It has nothing to do with ESXi recognizing it. Fake RAID means that it was faked.

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It's pure softrware RAID meaning that it exists above the operating system. If you switch the OS, the RAID evaporates. So it is not ESXi failing to recognize it, it is it failing to exist. Scott Alan Miller wrote: Magnus369 wrote: Works, I'm sure- but OF these days just scares the hell out of me. The long period of no updates, rpath's slow death, freenas/nas4free limitations- using an appliance just scares me. I'd rather go with something I can manage fully myself from scratch. RPath was never alive.

But it's end was pretty sudden when it was bought and and shut down. You miss the two biggest problems.

Random complete data loss and broken iSCSI that corrupts your LUNs. Torrent Ugly Betty Season 3 on this page. :P I posted in april, the recommend post came in august;).