Wrapping this up... Here's basically what I did.  I installed the H730 in another slot and updated the firmware via the existing OS installation on the HDDs.  I then removed the H330, installed the H730 in it's slot, and moved the existing HDDs to the H730.  It automatically booted... I didn't have to do anything.   I then installed the SSDs, configured the array and created a 2nd virtual disk.  I booted back to the HDDs, and cloned the partitions over to the SSDs (using Hasleo Disk Clone).  In the BIOS, changed the boot virtual disk to the SSD VD.   Here's where it got a little funky (but pretty standard when disk cloning).  I had to use the UEFI boot menu to boot to the 2nd instance of Windows Boot Manger.  It booted successfully to the SSDs.  I then deleted the original partitions on the HDDs, which upon reboot, I realized had messed up the boot manager.  So, I did the typical manual steps to repair it. However, that in turn removed the hypervisor from auto starting (I didn't realized this is part of the boot loader).  A quick google search got that back up and running.
Hello, I'm wondering if it is possible and feasible to migrate a virtual disk from a RAID 10 array (4 x 2TB HDD) on a Perc H330, to a new RAID 10 array (4 x 2TB SSD) on a Perc H730.  The server is a T330, which has 8 drive bays.  Can I install the new H730 in the 2nd PCIe slot and connect 4 of the drive bays to it (leaving the other 4 on the old controller)?  Assuming so, can I then migrate the virtual disk from the old array to the new?  And how would I do that (PERC firmware, Lifestyle Controller idRAC?) I don't mind rebuilding the host Hyper-V server if I must.  Just wanted to see if there was a method to do this. Thanks!  -Dan
PowerEdge T330 - migrate from Perc H330 HDD to H730 SSD