As previously stated repatedly over and over again, vSphere did not, does not, and probably will never support Fake-RAID controllers.
Please also have a look at the datasheet you mentioned, page 3/9, bottom:
4 port for internal SATA HDDs with RAID 0, 1, 10 for Windows and Linux;
If you wish to operate internal disks in RAID mode, you need to fit a vSphere supported SAS RAID controller.
If your VMs are located on shared storage, then you might want to omit internal disks completely, and fit a USB Flash Module just to load the vSphere hypervisor.
And BTW:
If you load VMware's original installation media, you won't get usable NICs. And even with Fujitsu's Custom Image, only one of the two onboard NICs is supported.