X86_64_v2 installers fail with `conflicting requests`

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I am installing Alma 10.2 using a flashed USB installer onto an R720 server. Both the DVD and Minimal installers yield the following error after completing install configuration & at the start of the install process:

The following error occurred while installing the payload. This is a fatal error and installation will be aborted.
The following software marked for installation has errors.
This is likely caused by an error with your installation source.
Problem 1: conflicting requests
- nothing provides kernel_init_ waitqueue_head) = 0xf432dd3d
needed by kmod-qlgc-qicnic-5.3.62-1.x86_64 from DD-1
- nothing provides kernel(kmalloc_caches) = 0x98ab5c8d needed by
kmod-qigc-qicnic-5.3.52-1.x86_64 from DD-1
- nothing provides kernelipc_disable_device) = 0x1c3e657e needed by
kmod-qigc-qicnic-5.3.62-1.x86_64 from DD-1
- nothing provides kernel_raw_spin_lock) = 0xd52bf1 ce needed by
kmod-glgc-qicnic-5.3.62-1.x86_64 from DD-1
- nothing provides kernelpci_enable_pcie_error_reporting) =

(etc)
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hello

This looks like an old Dell/QLogic driver disk being loaded as DD-1, not an x86_64_v2 installer issue.

kmod-qlgc-qlcnic-5.3.62-1 was built for a different kernel ABI, so its required kernel symbol versions do not match AlmaLinux 10.2.

Please try booting the installer directly from USB without Dell Lifecycle Controller OS Deployment.

thanks

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One could ask whether it is even built for any el10, and if not then why such driver update disk is even injected.

Packages built for x86_64 architecture el10 show the x86_64 although they are built to require x86_64_v3 CPU instructions.
Alma 10 v2 packages are built to require just x86_64_v2 CPU instructions. and show x86_64_v2. Alma 10 v2 cannot use x86_64_v3 kernel modules and almost no third party builds x86_64_v2 versions of kernel modules.

That package seems to be a driver for a 1/10 Gbps NIC. One does not need network for initial install (from local media).
Is that the only NIC in the system?