this is due to a bug in virtualbox where it doesn't remember the UEFI configuration (in NVRAM) unless you enable it via a hidden setting.
here's the bug:
virtualbox (dot) org (slash) ticket (slash) 14279
(ugh, assinine posting rule)
please go there an indicate that you ran into this issue.
How the heck do I get EFI to boot an OS install CD?
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Re: How the heck do I get EFI to boot an OS install CD?
I'm afraid that the ticket you linked to doesn't have a great relationship to this thread.
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