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Somewhere the script is setting a variable called FEAT_64BIT to have the value ^64bit.
If you look at "man tune2fs" it tells you that when you preceded "feature" with a carat it means to remove that feature.
The error you're getting is saying the feature, 64bit, isn't valid. (Or it the script is treating the ^ as a literal character rather than allowing its special remove meaning to happen.)
Since tune2fs is designed for ext2/ext3/ext4 filesystems one possible issue is the filesystem itself is NOT one of those.
What does "tune2fs -l" on your target filesystem show?
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