BIOS or firmware package whose name is a long string of codes: CH, XP8J, DZ, V21, 0045, 40G7N, C400Y19, 7NFCG7NLS01 and 919A9GG.

Firmware dump for a Federal FD-9075 device built on an MT89J-58 board, intended for an EN25F80 flash chip.

Firmware image of 1.00 MB in raw .bin form, named only with the short code sp03r-5a, which does not identify a device, brand or board on its own.

Raw binary firmware image of 3.40 MB with an uninformative name that only shows a v59s label; no device, brand, board number or chip is identified.

Firmware dump for the TCL LED40S4690 LCD/LED television, taken from a W25P16 flash chip, supplied as a 368 KB RAR archive.

RAR archive of 451 KB whose name points to MobaXterm, a Windows terminal program with SSH and serial-console support, stamped with a 2019-05-23 date and time.

Zip archive of 14.4 MB named SSRspeed, which matches an open-source tool for measuring proxy node speed rather than device firmware.

OpenWrt firmware image for the Newifi D-Team router, built for the ramips target with the MediaTek MT7621 SoC, as a 28.0 MB binary; the leading 109 is likely a build or…

Zip archive of 416 KB containing net-snmp, the open-source SNMP agent and tools suite, rather than a hardware firmware dump.

LEDE 17.01.6 factory firmware for the TP-Link TL-MR3220 v2 router, ar71xx generic target, SquashFS root filesystem, 3.75 MB binary.

OpenWrt 18.06.1 firmware for the ar71xx generic target, a 7.75 MB binary whose truncated name indicates only a TP-Link device without the exact model.

Zip of 1.68 MB with an aria2 1.34.0 build for LEDE on the x86-64 target, so it is a software package rather than a full firmware image.

OpenWrt firmware bundle for the Huawei HG255D router, ramips target with the Ralink RT305x SoC family, packed as a 6.12 MB zip.

PandoraBox firmware for a Xiaomi router built on the MediaTek MT7621 platform, listed under the Ralink name, as a 12.6 MB binary.

LEDE sysupgrade image for the Onion Omega2+ module, ramips target with the MediaTek MT76x8 SoC and SquashFS root filesystem, 7.75 MB binary.

PandoraBox R20.3.7 sysupgrade firmware for the Phicomm K2P router, MediaTek MT7621 platform, SquashFS image, packed in a 14.6 MB RAR archive.

Firmware dump for a 32-inch Philips LED TV, model 32PFL4537, marked V7, a 4.00 MB binary. V7 probably refers to a version or variant, but the name does not explain it.

Philips firmware labelled as a loading master, 1.00 MB binary, with no model, board or version stated in the name.

Philips master firmware with the token 8202 L, 1.00 MB binary. The name probably refers to an MT8202-class DVD player decoder platform, but it gives no model or version…

Firmware master for the Philips DVP 3520 DVD player, 2.00 MB binary; the name mentions MEDEA, JDAL and lens 65, which likely refer to a decoder platform and optical…

Master firmware for a 32-inch Philips LCD TV, 4.00 MB binary, carrying the token 07--380f15-na9g, which looks like a board or firmware identifier and should be compared…

EEPROM dump from a 24C64 chip on a 32 inch Philips TV fitted with the 07-380F15-NA9G mainboard; mamori is a local term for the memory chip.

Firmware for a 32-inch Philips 32PFL5237 LCD TV, labelled version 3 with the token star 82 vg, a 4.00 MB binary.

SPI flash dump for the Philips 32PFL5237 LCD TV, naming MS182, which suggests a MStar-based main board variant, plus a SMOL token the name does not explain; 4.00 MB…

Firmware dump for a Philips 32PFL5237 LCD television built on an MS182 mainboard, as the name indicates; the trailing SMOL tag is not explained.

RAR archive described as a collection of Philips colour television bin files; the name lists no specific models or chassis.

Firmware image for the Philips 32PFL4738 LCD TV, with the V7AZ suffix in the name likely referring to a regional or variant code of that model.

A 1 MB Philips binary whose name describes it as a master file for a unit with a loading problem, likely a disc player stuck on the loading screen; no model number is…

Master firmware dump labelled for a Philips 8202 L device, presumably a DVD player in the 8202 series, though the name does not state the product type.

Firmware master for the Philips DVP 3520 DVD player, noted in the name as using a MEDEA chipset and a JDAL lens assembly with a 65 designation.

Master firmware for a 32 inch Philips LCD TV using the 07-380F15-NA9G mainboard, according to the name.

EEPROM dump from a 24C64 chip on a 32 inch Philips TV fitted with the 07-380F15-NA9G mainboard; mamori is a local term for the memory chip.

Firmware for the Philips 32PFL5237 32 inch LCD TV, marked in the name as version 3 and labelled star 82 vg, a tag that is not further explained.

Version 3 software dump for a 32 inch Philips 32PFL5237 television, carrying a star 82 vg tag in the name whose meaning is not stated.

Main flash image for the Philips 32PFL5237 LCD TV with the MS182 mainboard, as given in the name; the SMOL suffix is left unexplained.

RAR archive described as a collection of Philips colour television bin files; the name lists no specific models or chassis.

ZIP archive with software version 2.34 build 19556 dated 18 June 2018 for the SR-65000HD, which appears to be a satellite receiver model.

Firmware package for the SR-60000HD receiver, version 2.34 build 19556, released 18 June 2018 according to the name.

Raw flash dump of 3.58 MB in .bin format, apparently for a satellite receiver marked X10 and tagged as a beta build, so it may not be a final stable release.