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GSM Rakesh Driver Pack — Feature Specification

Overview

GSM Rakesh Driver Pack is a complete hardware driver and integration feature set to support the Rakesh-series GSM modem modules on embedded Linux-based devices (e.g., IoT gateways, routers, industrial controllers). The pack includes kernel drivers, userspace daemons, configuration utilities, diagnostics, and secure update delivery. Assumptions: target device runs Linux with systemd and supports kernel module loading.

Data Flow (Connect sequence)

  1. udev event -> rakesh-mgr detects new device
  2. Probe backend (QMI → MBIM → AT/PPP) based on descriptors
  3. If QMI/MBIM: create network interface via libqmi/libmbim and request IP If PPP: spawn pppd with chat script
  4. Configure routing and DNS; notify NetworkManager via DBus
  5. Monitor signal and registration; emit metrics

Firmware Update Flow

  • Drop privileges: daemon runs as user rakesh (non-root) but uses CAP_NET_ADMIN when needed via helper setcap or small setuid helper.
  • Lock down permission to /dev/ttyUSB*, /dev/cdc-wdm* via systemd device ACLs.
  • Store credentials in encrypted file (use system keyring or file with AES-256-GCM using key from TPM or OS keyring).
  • Sandbox with systemd ProtectSystem/NoNewPrivileges.

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2. Lightweight Launcher

Unlike DriverPack Solution’s online installer (which tries to install extra software), the GSM Rakesh version typically uses a simple auto-run interface or a modified version of DriverPack’s offline base. It scans your hardware in under 30 seconds. udev event -> rakesh-mgr detects new device Probe