Archive tied to the LCFC board NM-A751 under the CG411 and CG511 codes, described in the name as an Intel Skylake-U 2+2 and Kaby Lake-U 2+2 design with DDR4 memory.

RAR archive named L640 U20, a companion to other L640 files, but only 228 bytes in size, which is too small to hold a usable firmware image or document.

RAR archive of 6.38 MB named U2101 32m N2IET29W, apparently a 32 Mbit firmware image for the chip at position U2101 with version string N2IET29W.

Samsung Galaxy A205F rooting archive in tar form, 38.5 MB, aimed at binary U2 with Android 9.

Archive in tar format that roots the Samsung Galaxy A305GT, the regional variant of the A30, prepared for binary U2 on Android 9.

Second part (1.54 GB) of a RAR archive with dead boot scatter firmware for build A125FXXS2CVK2, binary U2, which corresponds to model A125F by its build code.

Tar archive for rooting the Samsung Galaxy A260G, the A2 Core variant, built for binary U2 on Android 8.1.0 Go.

Archive of service diagrams for the Huawei Y520-U22 smartphone, packed as a 1.71 MB RAR.

Third volume of a split RAR set holding scatter firmware for model A346E, binary revision U2 and Android 13 (OS13), labelled for dead boot repair.

ZIP archive of 2.18 MB is not this one; this 1.83 MB package is labelled for the Huawei Y520-U22 phone, without the document type stated in the name.

Odin root package for model A805F, 18.5 MB tar, built for binary revision U2 with a trailing 9 that likely corresponds to the Android version.

Root archive for the Samsung Galaxy A105G, the A10 variant, built against binary revision U2 and Android 9.

First RAR volume, 1.80 GB, of a dead boot scatter package built around firmware A125FXXS2CVK2, binary revision U2.

A 9.24 MB tar root image for the A700F, built for binary revision U2, with 6 at the end likely denoting the Android version.

Root tar for the Samsung Galaxy A205FN, the A20 European variant, prepared for binary revision U2 on Android 9.

Tar package that roots the Samsung Galaxy A202F, the A20e, labelled for bootloader binary U2 on Android 9.

Part 2 of a three-volume RAR archive for model A346E with scatter firmware on binary U2, Android 13, meant for dead boot repair.

RAR archive labelled for the Meizu U20 smartphone, about 2.3 MB; the name does not state what it contains, so it may hold schematics, board layouts or service notes.

Odin tar package of 18.7 MB providing root for the A710F, binary revision U2, with the trailing 7 most likely marking the Android version.

Archive of about 987 KB tied to a Clevo-type board identified by 71R-C14CU4-T810, C14CU51 and NH14CU, with the tokens CCE and U25 also present.

Archive for the Meizu U20 smartphone, about 2.26 MB in RAR format, with no further detail in the name about its contents.

Root archive for model A505YN, 27.6 MB in tar format, labelled with binary revision U2 and a final 9 that probably denotes the Android version.

Small BIOS archive for the Toshiba Satellite Pro U200, only 337 KB, with no board number, revision or chip type in the name.

First volume of a three-part RAR set with Android 13 scatter firmware for model A346E, bootloader binary U2, intended for dead boot repair.

Root image archive for the A810F, binary revision U2, and an 8 at the end that probably marks the Android version; the tar weighs 23.6 MB.

Root package for the Samsung Galaxy A305FN, the European A30 variant, targeting binary U2 with Android 9.

Samsung Galaxy A305GN root tar, 29.3 MB, built for bootloader revision U2 and Android 9 as stated in the name.

Root archive in tar format for model C710F, 12.3 MB, with binary revision U2 and Android version 8.1.0 stated in the name.

Tiny 7z archive of only 1.22 KB for the Philips 32PFL5604/78, labelled as the contents of position U21, a 24C32WP serial EEPROM (32 Kbit, 4 KB).

Tar archive with root files for the Samsung Galaxy A105FN, the European A10, targeting binary U2 on Android 9.