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"It sounds like that is by design.\n\nWith Intel VMD enabled, all PCI devices behind the VMD controller, for example, NVMe controller inside NVMe SSDs, will be invisible to the operating systems on the server.\n\nSolution\nThis is a permanent restriction due to the Intel VMD design.\nThis issue has no impact on NVMe SSD's usability, the NVMe SSD will be managed by the Intel VMD controller.\n\nhttps://datacentersupport.lenovo.com/au/en/products/servers/thinksystem/sn550/7x16/solutions/ht506197-nvme-ssd-pci-device-will-be-invisible-when-intel-vmd-is-enabled-lenovo-thinksystem\n\nOnly answer in link above is turn it off to see nvme\n\nThis shows how to see drive after array created and you want to install onto nvme, need to install vmd drivers during install process - https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1044458/\n\nBut if you already installed windows on nvme, and added array after,  I don't know raid well enough but someone else might have an answer for you.\n\npossible you need to use Intel rapid storage technology software and create a software array instead.\n\n\n\nMost here would ask you why you want RAID at all.\n\nI'm sure you  have a very good reason.\n\nwe may question it on Nvme but with 2 10tb hdd, why not."
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