Thanks @uroni for that explanation! That was very helpful.
So normally I would follow (https://urbackup.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/US/pages/78384925/Assemble+zero-copy+disk+image+on+Linux) to create a zero copy image. This works great for systems that just have SYSVOL and C images. I can’t seem to get the logical device setup properly with the partitions to boot for this system with the ESP image.
But then I saw this post which says disk assembly doesn’t support GPT formatted disks.
Am I able to do a zero copy image creation so that I can boot this GPT formatted disk without taking the time to restore the data to a new image? I am using ZFS for storage. I am trying to boot in KVM not trying to do a bare metal restore.
Thanks again for all of the help!