Deploy Server 2012 to VMWare Guest using Paravirtual SCSI

Hi,
I attempting to use Boot Media to boot a VMware Guest OS to image with Server 2012.
I have imported the following drivers from the x64 VMware Tools:
VMware PVSCSI Controller
VMware PCI Ethernet Adapter
vmxnet3 Ethernet Adapter
I have added the drivers to the x64 Boot image in SCCM 20012 R2 then I went ahead and created the Boot media
When the VMware Guest boots up the boot image I can manually configure an IP address and successfully retrieve the Assigned Task Sequence (Based on a manually imported Computer Object/MAC address)
Long story short... I realized that the Imaging process is failing at the Partition/Format section of the Task Sequence.
Upon further investigation I can clearly see that the "C:\ Drive" is not being detected.
what am I missing? are there any suggestions out there or has someone else had any similar issues in their environment?

Hi,
The smsts.log does explicitly reflect all activity so if you have a specific point in time you are curious about, you can easily verify by checking the log.
Press F8, use the Diskpart command to format partition.
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