1. Add Thread HAL service 2. Turn on BT property Bug: 318601784 Test: manual Change-Id: I2b1b58e65802394d630f808eab6a951688ef9bcb
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# This is BTBCM HAL overlay configuration file.
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# Uart port name
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UartPort = /dev/ttySAC18
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# Priority of uart type
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# HciUartSocket = 0
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# SerialUartPort = 1
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# SerialAocUartPort = 2
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# UserialInvalid = 3
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UserialTypePriority = 2-1
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# <string> The hardware support which offload capability
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BtOffloadCap = AOC
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# <string> The BT Offload Trunk Flag Group Name
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BtOffloadTrunkGroup = 24P_AOC
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# Sar backOff high resolution support
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SarBackOffHighResolution = true
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# Update BQR Event Mask property value
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BqrEventMaskValueUpdate = 295262
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# Update BQR Event Mask property value
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BqrEnergyReportLogging = true
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BtA2dpOffloadCap = sbc-aac-aptx-aptxhd-ldac-opus
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BtOpusEnabled = true
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AccelBtDisable = false
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BtHalRecoveryByRestart = true
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BtHalBqrEnable = false
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# <string> The hardware stage with old chip revision is no longer
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# supported by BT firmware.
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HwStageWithOldChipFwNoLongerSupport = EVT1.0-PROTO1.0-PROTO1.1
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ThreadDispatcherEnabled = true
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