v0.2.0

CeraLive modem-stack v0.2.0

• npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ceralive/modem-control/v/0.2.0
• debs: 54 package(s), both arches (see release-manifest.txt)
• manifest: release-manifest.txt (tag -> per-arch .deb versions + sha256)
• asset names are sanitized (~ -> .) from their build filenames.

v0.1.0 — Phase A: modem control stack (control/cli/packaging)

modem-stack v0.1.0 — Phase A (cellular modem control stack, bench-validated)

First release of the CeraLive modem control stack: control/ (D-Bus/ModemManager domain
model + backend), cli/ (bench CLI), and packaging/ (ModemManager 1.24 stack rebuilt for
Debian bookworm, amd64 + arm64).

npm package: @ceralive/modem-control@0.1.0
(public npm registry, @ceralive scope).

Debian packages (this release): 54 .deb files (27 per arch: 9 runtime + dev/gir/dbgsym
each, amd64 + arm64), built from ModemManager 1.24.0, libmbim 1.32.0, libqmi 1.36.0, and
libqrtr-glib 1.2.2 — zero source patches against upstream. See release-manifest.txt for the
exact package → source → version → sha256 matrix.

Install on a bench device:

sudo apt install ./modemmanager_1.24.0-1~ceralive0.1.0_$(dpkg --print-architecture).deb \
                  ./libmm-glib0_1.24.0-1~ceralive0.1.0_$(dpkg --print-architecture).deb \
                  # ...remaining runtime closure per release-manifest.txt

Bench CLI: compiled binaries for both arches (see cli/README.md / docs/BENCH.md for
runbooks RB-1–RB-8). Hardware-gated items are [PARTIAL]-labeled with named evidence paths —
none are silently claimed complete.

Scope: Phase A only — standalone package, zero wiring into CeraUI, image-building-pipeline,
apt-worker, or ceralive-platform. See root AGENTS.md and this repo's AGENTS.md for the
Phase A/B boundary and the locked Phase-B annex.

Known CI note: the originating Release GitHub Actions run (29416934134) shows one
failed job (publish-npm) in its history — this is the expected npm "cannot publish over
previously published version" guard from a post-hoc OIDC-config verification rerun, not an
error in this release. The npm package and all .deb assets in this release are the genuine,
verified build products of that same run.