You have so many components that are not in the Compatibility Guide.
http://jetwaycomputer.com/NF9HG.html
The motherboard NF9HG-2930 and the motherboard manufacturer Jetway is not even in the list VMware Compatibility Guide - System Search
Intel Celeron N2930 processor is also not in the list nor is any from the Bay Trail family of processors VMware Compatibility Guide - cpu
Intel i211AT NIC is not in the list VMware Compatibility Guide - I/O Device Search although it will likely use the e1000 driver
The Intel Celeron N2930 also does not have Extended Page Table (EPT) and VT-d features.
https://ark.intel.com/products/81073/Intel-Celeron-Processor-N2930-2M-Cache-up-to-2_16-GHz
EPT and VMX unrestricted guest features are now required for VMware Workstation 14 (so this board/CPU won't be able to run any VM even in Workstation 14).
EPT is required for nested virtualisation to run 64-bit guest VMs.
While EPT may not be required for earlier versions of ESXi and Workstation, it greatly improves performance as there is no need for hypervisor software-based shadow paging to manage VM memory.
EPT is also used by the Intel VMX Unrestricted Guest feature that basically runs a VM with minimal intervention from the hypervisor software (be it ESXi or Workstation), so performance of any VM is near bare-metal when the hypervisor uses the Intel VMX Unrestricted Guest feature.
So unless performance and risk of getting intermittent and unresolvable PSODs (assuming ESXi install is successful) is not a major concern, using this motherboard for ESXi (or for Workstation 14) is not really recommended.
Considering that the CPU does not have VT-d, you could try disabling the Interrupt Remapping feature by specifying iovDisableIR=TRUE after the runweasel for the ESXi 5.x installation attempt.
