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Sure! I know it could be confusing if you look at the logs and see a bunch of "failed writes".
KTweak includes tweaks for a variety of kernel versions and OEM config decisions. Some kernels may expose tunables that others might not. The "failed writes" you're seeing is KTweak attempting to apply a tweak that either 1) your kernel does not have, either because your kernel is too new or too old, or your OEM removed the tunable, etc., or 2) the tunable has already been set by default by your OEM. It's completely normal to see "failed writes" at the bottom of the log.
A successful installation is if you install the module through Magisk Manager, and a log appears in /data/local/tmp/ktweak_log.txt (on supported versions and above).
I'll close this issue for now, but feel free to reopen it if you have more questions or for any reason. Hope this helps!
May I ask what constitutes a successful installation?
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