Firmware binary with an uninformative name, pro 5 2, and a size of 32 MB, matching a 256 Mbit SPI flash.

Zipped ROM file named M65_A10, 681 KB, catalogued as BIOS firmware; the name gives no brand or board number.

Tiny 2-byte companion file to a firmware backup labelled 15 EH, holding the saved status-register value of the SPI flash chip.

ZIP archive of MC Extractor revision r345, a utility rather than a firmware dump, sized 339 KB.

Second copy of a BIOS image for the HP Mini 11, a 1.00 MB binary sized for an 8 Mbit SPI flash. The (2) suffix only means a duplicate name.

Duplicate, marked (2), of a 512 KB .bin image named DV6I7, likely referring to an i7-equipped dv6 notebook; the file name carries no motherboard number, revision or EC…

Duplicate 4.00 MB firmware dump for model 6930p, with no extension and no mention of board number, revision or BIOS version.

Backup copy, marked (2), of a 4525s BIOS dump, 2 MB in size and suitable for a 16 Mbit SPI flash.

Zip archive of firmware for motherboard 6050A2637901, revision A02, around 10 MB compressed.

Status register record for a Winbond W25Q32 chip, saved during a read on 25 July 2019 and only two bytes in size. No laptop model or board number appears in the name.

Captured status register of a Winbond W25Q64 flash, saved on 3 January 2019 as a two-byte file.

Compact 205 KB firmware archive labelled Samsung 1933SN, a code that matches Samsung monitor naming, though the name gives no board, controller or flash chip details.

Samsung firmware archive of 304 KB labelled 19C150F, which follows Samsung monitor model naming, though no board, controller or flash chip is stated.

Lakefield LP firmware component at version 133.0.10.1046, stepping B, production signed, 80 KB, slightly older than build 1049.

Ice Point LP firmware component, version 130.1.30.1050, stepping D, PRD production signing, 108 KB, one build below 1051.

Intel Lakefield (LKF) LP firmware, version 133.0.10.1042, stepping B, production build, 80 KB, the oldest of the 133.0.10 builds listed.

Firmware component from the Intel Ice Point (ICP) family for Ice Lake low-power systems, version 130.1.30.1045, LP and D markers, production signed.

Consumer ME firmware build 15.0.41.2142 for LP PCH, stepping B, production, extracted region tagged 6D26026A, 2.98 MB.

Consumer Intel ME firmware, version 15.0.3.1402, LP chipsets, stepping B, production build, extracted from a working dump (EXTR) and labelled 623F0B22, probably a…

Firmware archive for the ASUS M4N68T-M V2, a micro-ATX socket AM3 board in its second revision, which the name suggests is based on an NVIDIA nForce chipset.

Firmware archive for the ASUS M2A-MX, an older socket AM2 micro-ATX motherboard. The name gives only the model, without version or revision, so treat the image as…

Raw 512 KB read from a Winbond W25X40 flash chip, named only after the chip and a 2019-05-17 timestamp by the programmer software. No device or board is identified.

Raw 16 MB flash read taken from a Winbond W25Q128BV chip in a WSON8 package, with a date-and-time stamp in the name typical of programmer software saves.

Firmware dump for the Getac V110 G4 rugged convertible, packed as an 8.03 MB 7z archive.

Working firmware dump, reported tested OK, for a ProBook 440 using the Quanta DA0X81MB6E0 motherboard.

BIOS dump for an Asus K53SJ notebook, given without version or board revision in the name.

Archive labelled as a schematic for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro, codename tulip, although it is catalogued as firmware.

BIOS dump for the IPMH81G1 motherboard, labelled for a 4MB flash chip and compressed into a 2.71 MB RAR archive.

BIOS firmware for the HP Compaq CQ360 laptop; the name also carries the code NVTNU1BCI7, whose meaning it does not explain.

Firmware release 7B19v13 for the MSI B360M Gaming Plus desktop motherboard, MS-7B19, provided as a ZIP of about 7.66 MB.

Xiaomi Redmi 8 hardware schematic for the olive codename, supplied as a 1.49 MB 7z archive.

EEPROM dump for a Canon G2400 printer, taken from a 24C16 serial EEPROM, which matches the 2 KB file size exactly.

BIOS image for the ASRock Z87 Extreme3 desktop motherboard, intended for an 8 MB SPI flash chip.

A 512 KB firmware image named U6001, which looks like a component reference designator on a PCB rather than a device name, so the source board is not identified.

2 MB firmware file named sam.bin, presumably for a Samsung machine, though the name gives no model, board number or version.

Keyboard controller firmware, marked kbc, for an HP Pavilion dv4-3006tx with a second-generation Intel Core i5.

Firmware image for an HP G4 notebook built on the DA0R53MB6E0 motherboard, a Quanta-style board number, with an OK note implying the dump was confirmed working.

Original BIOS dump of 1.00 MB labelled ema org, where ema is probably shorthand for eMachines, though no model is given and that reading is not certain.

SPI BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire E1-472 built on a Wistron board numbered 12243-1M. Wistron marks its boards with a five-digit project number plus a -1M style suffix…

Archive for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 5G smartphone, 2.89 MB in rar format, catalogued as firmware, although the name mentions PDF and suggests it may contain schematic…