Unlabelled firmware dump called geogi (2), 4.00 MB with no extension, giving no brand, model, board number or version. The size fits a 32 Mbit SPI flash device.

BIOS binary labelled G50C, 2 MB in size for a 16-megabit SPI flash. No brand, board number or version is spelled out in the name, so the label is a loose identifier…

BIOS image named G6IC, a 4 MB binary for a 32-megabit SPI flash chip. The cryptic label states no brand, motherboard number, chipset or firmware version, so the source…

CQ56 firmware image, 2.00 MB and without extension, whose name reads cq56iorigi, most likely an original dump of an Intel-based CQ56.

BIOS or firmware image of 2.00 MB in .bin format, named 625a; the name gives no brand, motherboard number or version, and the meaning of the a suffix is not stated.

Raw image from a Winbond W25Q32 chip, 4 MB in size and saved in July 2019 according to the programmer timestamp.

8 MB dump of an Eon EN25QH64 serial flash, named by the programmer with the chip model and an October 2018 date. The device it came from is not recorded.

Extensionless firmware file named only U41SV, an ASUS model designation, with no revision given.

Second 16MB read of the inforcare flash chip, with no device model stated in the name. Two reads of the same chip are normally compared to confirm the dump is stable…

Firmware image labelled G6P, 4 MB, which matches a 32-megabit SPI flash chip. The name gives no brand, board number or BIOS version.

Generic binary of 16 MB labelled only with the 25Q128JVS chip marking, which matches Winbond's W25Q128JV 128 Mbit SPI flash in an SOIC-8 package.

Uninformative file name that states only the 8 MB size, with no model, board number or chip type.

Uninformative file named simply dump, a 2.00 MB binary firmware image with no model, brand or board number stated.

Older 32 MB BIOS dump labelled 5420, most likely the original read before any repair, though neither the brand nor the board number is given in the name.

Generic BIOS image of 16 MB named outimage, which states no brand, model or board number, so it cannot be matched to a board from the name alone.

Unlabelled 16 MB binary dump from a GD25Q128B (128 Mbit) chip in WSON8 form, with only a programmer-generated timestamp in the name and no model or board number.

Unlabeled 16.0 MB BIOS binary called 0883C, a name that looks like a hexadecimal system or board ID but states no model or brand.

BIOS dump named 0883A, a 16.0 MB .bin that carries only what appears to be a hexadecimal identifier with no brand or model.

Firmware image titled 089B7, 16.0 MB in raw .bin format, with nothing in the name beyond what may be a hex board or system ID.

Generic 8 MB BIOS binary with an uninformative name that states only its size and the word new, with no brand, model or board number.

16MB binary flash dump named inforcare, with no brand, model or board number in the name, so the device is unknown.

Second copy of a 4440s BIOS dump, 8 MB, saved without an extension. The model code fits HP ProBook naming, though the brand, board number and version are not stated.

A duplicate 2.00 MB .bin BIOS dump labelled 635, with no brand, board number or version stated in the name. The capacity matches a 16 Mbit SPI chip.

Fourth copy of the 450 G1 GRAFX firmware image, 8.00 MB in .bin format. The tag points to the graphics-equipped variant, while the name leaves out brand, GPU model and…

Sixteen-megabyte firmware image named only U366, likely the reference designator of the chip it was read from, with no model, brand or board stated.

Small 128 KB binary with a very short, uninformative name, so its target device is unknown.

An 8 MB binary named after the Micron/Numonyx N25Q064A serial flash, giving no laptop model, board number or BIOS version.

Anonymous 1 MB BIOS binary with only a generic file name, so the source device, brand and board number are unknown.

Raw 8.00 MB binary firmware image whose name, 081F5, gives no brand, model or board number.

Numbered copy of the ASUS K52JR BIOS marked OK, 4 MB in size to match a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

BIOS dump that the name ties to the HP Pavilion dv9500 series, with a trailing 2 that likely marks a second copy or variant.

8 MB BIOS binary named after a board or project called Lapis, revision A. No brand or full board number is given, so the exact target is uncertain.

Generic 32 MB BIN named outimage, a name typically produced by editing or merging tools, with no model, board or version stated. The size matches a 256 Mbit SPI flash.

HP BIOS dump titled only mkulima, which names no model, platform or motherboard number. The 2.00 MB image has no extension and suits a 16 Mbit SPI flash device.

BIOS dump labelled g61a, a 2 MB binary intended for a 16-megabit SPI flash chip. The name provides no brand, board number, revision or firmware version, so the exact…

An extensionless 4.00 MB firmware file named G6 (2), a duplicate copy with no brand, motherboard number, revision or platform stated.

Second copy of the DVI7 image, a 512 KB .bin file whose short name gives little detail about model or board.

16 MB binary named only after the Winbond W25Q128FV flash chip, with no laptop model or board number.

8 MB binary identified only by the 25Q64FV chip marking, which matches a Winbond 64 Mbit SPI flash.

An 8 MB firmware binary named 0849E, a code that the name does not explain, and no brand, model or board is indicated. The size corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.