Despite these error and warning messages do not block the boot and are not fatal or important, I wanted to get rid of some errors.
I created new modprobe configuration files on the folder modproble.d on the folder etc, and ran dracut. Booting, they did not have effect. But I read the topic I cannot find grub file, and followed @pebcak’s suggestion. I added @kmonster’s suggestion module_blacklist=tpm-crb to /etc/kernel/cmdline and ran sudo reinstall-kernels. I booted and saw that it did not have effect either. I gave up.
As for the SSD NVMe m.2 and home partition problem, I decided to select only SSD ADATA SU630 as the only disk during the Calamares installer of Endeavour OS Live USB when I opted to erase. If I opted to partition the disks manually and pointed SSD NVMe m.2 to the partitions home and opt, the installer would always fail. I did it many times before, and the installer’s final step always failed. Therefore, the installer succeeded with only the SSD ADATA SU630 disk. After the succession, I had to point the SSD NVMe m.2 partitions home and opt to /etc/fstab. Of course that, I created the username folder and performed the command chown.
It is good for Endeavour OS Live USB developers to be aware of this issue.
But I made an investigation regarding SSD NVMe problems, I read the topic SSD not showing up, Unable to create a mount point. It seems that maybe I missed a few options that @BendTheKnee for the mount point.
Comparing my SSD NVMe m.2 partition home and the random partition options:
The mine:
# <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass>
UUID=fa06c2b8-eb2b-4b11-b73b-c0238e91887b /home ext4 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 1
UUID=47b48637-f135-41ea-a598-313bdbc26384 /opt ext4 defaults 0 2
The random partition example given by @BendTheKnee:
# <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass>
UUID=DEVICE_UUID /home ext4 rw,relatime,nofail,user 0 2
Should I add the options nofail, relatime, rw and user to the partitions home and opt, and should I change 1 to 2 for the partition home?