RDKBACCL-1343: Utilizing rfcmgr for BPI#23
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Reason for change:
Adding required changes to support rfcMgr for BPI
Test Procedure:
Verify RFC feature is working or not. Feature should work and generate dcmrfc logs.
Risks: None
Signed-off-by: Prabhudas Gannavarapu <prabhudas_gannavarapu@comcast.com>
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Reason for change:
Adding required changes to support rfcMgr for BPI
Test Procedure:
Verify RFC feature is working or not. Feature should work and generate dcmrfc logs.
Risks: None