Back in the day, there used to be a GUI tool, called the ESXi-Customizer utility.
VMWARE ESXI 6.7 MAC ADD STORAGE INSTALL
Now that you have the driver downloaded, let’s see how we can get this into the ESXi install ISO. However, you can get in a situation where you have a bleeding-edge RAID controller just released to the market without the correct driver in your ESXi install disk to recognize the hardware. VMware does a great job of keeping the ESXi installers up-to-date with patches and other enhancements that add compatibility for new hardware as it is released. This process, of course, involves a driver. To successfully install ESXi, the installer has to recognize the RAID controller and storage provisioned by the controller. This situation is mostly seen when you have a RAID controller installed on a server. Troubleshooting the ESXi install disk not detecting your hard drive What is often the culprit in this situation? Let’s look at ESXi install disk not detecting HDD and see how you can overcome this issue in your environment. Unfortunately, after beginning the install, the installer did not find any disks on which to install ESXi. In this particular environment, VMware vSphere 6.7 was the installed version, so this was the target of my install. Have you been in a situation where you are installing a brand new VMware ESXi host, and when you get to the point of the installer scanning for the available disks, and none are found? Just the other day, I was installing a brand new Supermicro server with an extremely new model of LSI/Avago/Broadcom RAID controller.
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