Mount: /sysroot: fsconfig() failed: ext4: Unknown parameter ‘no lock’

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2.672825] ata1.00: Read log 0x00 page 0x00 failed, Emask 0x1
4.3083811 dracut-pre-pivot [434]: mount: /sysroot: fsconfig() failed: ext4: Unknown parameter ‘no lock’

4.308667] dracut-pre-pivot [434]: dmesg(1) may have more information after failed mount system call.

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Does the OS boot successfully otherwise, and does the livecheck system tray icon indicate that the system is booted in live mode? (You should see a green circle in the system tray if live mode is working properly.)

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Yep.

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I just checked here and got the same “error”. IIRC, this is a known issue and is fully benign. We tried to fix this in Trixie by switching to a different way of mounting the overlayfs on the root partition, but were unsuccessful because of a bug in Dracut, so we went back to the old way of mounting the overlay. This results in a spurious error message, but it does work in practice. (Assuming there aren’t bugs in Livecheck, as long as you see the green circle in the system tray, live mode is working as intended.)

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