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Rufus developer here. My guess is that Alma is based on Red Hat, and unfortunately, Red Hat introduced a regression in the Anaconda installer that typically leads to the issue you are facing.
At this stage, the only workaround is to select DD mode in Rufus when prompted. And you can also let the distro maintainers who base their installer on Anaconda that they may want to get in touch with the Red Hat folks to let them know that, as much as they might want to believe that everybody should use DD mode, there do exist very valid reasons to want to create a bootable media in ISO mode (which Anaconda used to support just fine), and therefore, if Red Hat actually cares about its users, they may want to try to fix stuff that they broke.
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