What could be causing this issue?

Refer to the exhibit.

A team member has built a CentOS VM image for use as a template. An administrator deploys a new VM using the CentOS image as the 05 drive. No other drives are presented to the VM.

Following the deployment, the administrator attempts to boot the VM, but is unsuccessful.

What could be causing this issue?
A . The VMS Boot Priority must reference disk first before CD-ROW
B. The VM’s Disk (scsi.O) setting must be set to make this disk bootable
C. No Volume Groups have been created for the VM
D. The CentOS VM image was built with UEF:

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Answer: D