Worked on stabilizing NVRAM management in the rdkcentral/rdk-wifi-hal repository by addressing platform-specific complexities introduced by previous Multi-Link Operation support. Focused on reverting Broadcom-specific NVRAM kernel access, consolidating update logic to rely solely on standard user-space calls. This approach removed conditional compilation blocks and platform-dependent code paths across hardware ports, resulting in a more maintainable and consistent build process. Utilized C and embedded systems expertise to streamline the Hardware Abstraction Layer, ultimately reducing maintenance overhead and minimizing platform-specific risks. The work centered on bug resolution, enhancing the stability and reliability of NVRAM management within the embedded Wi-Fi HAL.