Firmware material for the Xiaomi Mi 9T, marketed in China as the Redmi K20, code name davinci, supplied as a 1.36 MB RAR.

Custom recovery for the Redmi K40, Poco F3 and Mi 11X, codename alioth, provided as TWRP 3.5.1 build Nebrassy 2 in a 40.3 MB ZIP.

BIOS archive for the Xiaomi RedmiBook Air 13, with mainboard identifiers 30208 and N61529, version 1.15, and the board labelled 330S KAL MB V06 REV MP, MP usually…

Firmware for a Xiaomi RedmiBook 14 II, with A5 and A21 tags, MB revision D, PCB code NB2500 MB V4, for the AMD Ryzen 7 4700U version, marked as working.

Firmware-type file for the Xiaomi Poco F3, code name alioth, packed as a ZIP of only about 2.1 MB, so it is far too small to be a complete ROM and probably holds a…

BIOS archive for a Xiaomi RedmiBook with board code N61529, version 1.15, dated 2020-06-01, labelled as an 8 MB image, inside a 5.87 MB RAR.

Third part of a multi-file schematic set for the Xiaomi Redmi 6 smartphone, supplied as a 2.22 MB PDF.

Repair guide in PDF form for the Xiaomi Redmi 3Z and Redmi Note 3, with the Chinese title indicating component-level service instructions.

Principle block diagram for the Xiaomi Redmi 3A, titled in Chinese, supplied as a compact 193 KB PDF.

Component distribution map for a Xiaomi Redmi phone, as the Chinese title indicates, provided as a 6.29 MB PDF.

First part, labelled (1), of a K30 PRO collection in a 7z archive of roughly 373 KB, with no brand recorded in the data.

Small 51.2 KB PDF named for the Redmi K30 Pro (spelled Remi in the name), with no board number or revision given.

Second part, marked (2), of a K30 PRO set, delivered as a 7z archive of about 1.45 MB; no brand field is given, though the model name matches the Redmi K30 Pro line.

Archive for the Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro, sold in some markets as the Redmi K20 Pro, packed as a 1.01 MB zip.

Second ZIP archive in a K30 PRO set, 1.47 MB, with the name giving no document type, board number or revision.

First part of a ZIP archive labelled K30 PRO, 374 KB in size, with no brand field or document type stated in the name.

Archive tied to the Xiaomi Mi Note 8 Pro or a Redmi Note 8 Pro, whose name gives no detail on its contents.

RAR archive of 1.72 MB labelled only for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro, written as Mi note 8 pro; the name does not say what is inside.

Repair guide archive covering the LCD backlight circuit of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro, spelled Redmo in the name.

Main board schematic for the Xiaomi Redmi 3A, with a Chinese title, supplied as a 1.39 MB PDF.

Schematic in PDF form for the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 and Mi CC9 Pro, which share the Tucana code name, around 56 MB in size.

Searchable component location map for the Xiaomi Redmi 3A main board, titled in Chinese, provided as a 3.35 MB PDF.

Archive of 1.81 MB named for the Xiaomi (Redmi) Note 8, with a copy number in the name suggesting a duplicate download; the actual contents are not stated.

Windows executable of DFTPRO version 5.0.0, a 140 MB installer associated with Xiaomi devices in the catalogue.

Service archive for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro smartphone, delivered as a 1.72 MB ZIP.

Component placement drawing for the E7s board, revision D1, the project code for the Redmi Note 5.

Component location map for the small sub-board of the Redmi K40 Pro smartphone, provided as a 95.4 KB PDF.

PDF schematic labelled Note 8 Pro, 1.44 MB, numbered (2) and presumably part of a set alongside a smaller companion file.

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 Xiaomi Poco M3 smartphone, with J19S MB marking the main board, distributed as a ZIP of about 3.16 MB.

First part of a Note 8 Pro schematic set, a compact 360 KB PDF that likely holds only a few pages; the brand is not stated in the name, but Note 8 Pro typically refers…