Unlocked three-level repair guidance document for the Redmi Note 5, the same size as other copies of that guide.

Apple firmware package of 9.14 MB for a board identified as A29A18 MB at revision H, with the further references NB2769 and NB2765 and a PCB V10 marking in the name.

Schematic for the E7s board, revision D1, supplied in an unlocked copy. E7S is the project code used for the Redmi Note 5 phone.

Three-level block diagram for the E7S project, the Xiaomi code for the Redmi Note 5, supplied in an unlocked copy.

Repair guidance document for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5, project code E7S, version V01, in an unlocked copy.

BIOS firmware archive labelled RMNB 1002 for motherboard MB5222_MB_V3, an 11th-generation Intel Core i5 platform, 6.62 MB zipped.

Factory image archive, roughly 1 GB in ZIP form, labelled blue with build tag FACTORY-BLUE-0301 and version 14.0, catalogued under Xiaomi.

BIOS image for board BM5124 version 1.3, marked in the name as tested and working, in a RAR archive. The name does not say which device it is for.

Realtek RTS5452H Type-C controller dump for an NB2500 main board, v6, with extra tokens A5, A21, RB and 16 in the name.

Small Xiaomi firmware archive, 57.5 KB, tied to the device codename gale, with a date and time stamp of 2024-07-23 in the name.

Zip archive filed under Xiaomi and catalogued as BIOS firmware for main board NB2766, with PCB MB version V4 stated in the name.

ZIP archive of about 3.2 MB listed as firmware for Xiaomi, with a Turkish-language name that refers to Ginkgo board ID files and states that 26 items are included.

Stock factory firmware for the Xiaomi device code-named peridot, build FACTORY-PERIDOT-24.4.17 based on Android 14, packed as a 3.26 GB RAR archive.

Firmware dump for a laptop mainboard marked NB2500_PCB_MB_V6, which looks like board NB2500 at version V6. The name states the BIOS was tested as fully working.