Boardview for Compal board LA-G712P, revision 1.0 with an A00 tag, project code EDI54, supplied as a 275 KB RAR archive. BDV in the name indicates boardview data.

Working BIOS dump for the ASUS N56VM laptop, board revision 2.3, as stated in the name, provided as an 8 MB binary.

ASUS 1015 Eee PC BIOS dump marked ok, implying it was tested on a working machine, though the exact sub-model is not stated.

RAR archive of 1.32 MB tagged for the Xiaomi Mi4 phone, with no indication in the name of whether it contains schematics, a layout or other service data.

BDV boardview for a board coded LSS-1, with Wistron-style board number 11310-2 and the tag 4TK01 in the name; no laptop brand or model is stated.

Very small 45.7 KB RAR archive of firmware for the HCL ME Xite L65, version with ATI graphics.

Small datasheet in PDF format named only with the number 72290, which does not reveal the component or maker, so the first page must be checked to identify it.

ASUS archive for the K54L and K53L notebooks, 855 KB packed, with the RG tag as the only extra detail.

Archive for the ASUS P93L Pad Station, the tablet dock component of the PadFone series, compressed as a 140 KB ZIP.

Very small RAR archive, 81.5 KB, named R9600L with no brand, revision, board number or file type indicated.

Archive for the ASUS A8M motherboard, revision 2.1, with the tag SC, which likely means schematic, though the name does not confirm it.

Archive for the Dell Inspiron 1530 (misspelled inspirion in the name) carrying a NoRestriction tag, at 1.27 MB in RAR format.

Archive of 906 KB labelled 558-1-4-01 with revision R21, packed in RAR format. The name is a bare part or board number without a manufacturer or device model, so the…

RAR archive for the Dell Mini 1210, the 12-inch member of the Mini line, sized 386 KB and named only after the model.

Schematic for the Quanta SX7 board in its DIS version, meaning it has discrete graphics, supplied as a 1.32 MB PDF.

Raw 8 MB BIN dump for the ASUS X550CC notebook, marked in the name as a successful read, meaning it was taken from a working chip.

Firmware binary whose name, 15-v09-011010, gives no clear model or board number, so its origin should be confirmed before use.

Schematic PDF named only A3000, which gives no brand, motherboard number or revision, so the target device cannot be confirmed from the name alone.

Dual-LVDS firmware build for the LG W1941S monitor using a TSUM scaler, version V151, checksum 6055, date code 090922.

BIOS archive for the Dell Latitude 7400, Compal board LA-G871P revision 1.0, packed as a 13.7 MB RAR.

Android application package for XShare, version 3.7.0 build 001 judging by the name, about 42.8 MB.

Raw BIOS image tagged 5040 BIG and marked OK twice, so it was reported as a verified working read.

Archive of EFT Pro version 3.7.0, a 65.8 MB RAR. The name identifies the program and version only, with no target device.

Flash dump for the Star X 2727 Plus satellite receiver, taken from a Winbond W25Q64 SPI memory, which the name writes with spaces as W 25 Q64.

Small firmware package named MS-AC751 version 2.1, delivered as a 48.6 KB ZIP archive. The MS- prefix resembles MSI style board codes, but the name does not state the…

EDID data for an IVO M101NWT2 panel, firmware marking 0.0, 256 bytes long and taken from a 24C02-type EEPROM judging by the 24_02 prefix.

RAR archive of roughly 729 KB for the Huawei MediaPad S7-301U tablet. The contents are not described by the name, so unpack it to see whether schematics, layouts or…

BIOS dump for the Dell XPS 15 9520, taken from a Winbond W25Q512JV chip, described as a saved image linked to a logo freeze fault.

Firmware package marked EM_IG116_200B with ENE and TI tags and version 1.0, plus an OKOK note that usually indicates a tested working file.

Raw 32.0 MB flash read labelled with the Winbond W25Q256JV chip in SOIC-8 package, with no model, brand or board number given.

RAR archive of 4.35 MB tagged with the Nokia brand, but its name gives only Nokia-2, so the exact model, product code and contents are not stated.

Small 38 KB PDF named for the 10BF10 to 10BF80 range and indexed as a schematic. The name indicates a diode family covering several voltage grades in a single sheet, so…

Firmware dump packed in a 2.18 MB zip whose name, simply 8.bin, gives no hint about the device, board number or version it came from.

Compressed keyboard controller firmware, KBC being the common term for the embedded or keyboard controller that manages power-on, charging and the keyboard on laptops.

Zip archive of 107 MB named EM_IC819_200B_V2.0, with no brand, device type or board number indicated.

Flash dump for the 2540P model, 8.00 MB, tagged HPLOCKED in its name, which suggests it was read from a unit with an HP lock or password set; the name does not say more.

A 2 MB binary labelled as an HP 820 copy, most likely from an HP EliteBook 820 series laptop, though the generation, board number and version are not stated.

Raw SPI flash read from a GigaDevice GD25Q64 chip, saved by the programmer software with a date and time stamp in April 2019.

Consumer Intel ME region, version 16.0.0.1423, for H chipsets at stepping A, production build. The RGN tag marks it as a ready region image.

BIOS dump for the Dell Latitude 3540 on board 213247-1, a number following the Wistron six-digit scheme used for many recent Dell systems.