The term "All Qualcomm Firehose Files" generally refers to a collection of programmer files ( loaders) used to interface with Qualcomm Snapdragon chipsets via the "Firehose" protocol. These files are essential components in the mobile software repair and forensic ecosystem, allowing technicians and researchers to communicate with a device's primary bootloader (EDL Mode - Emergency Download Mode) to perform low-level operations such as flashing firmware, unbricking devices, and extracting data.
| Chipset | Firehose Filename | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | SDM425/SDM439 | prog_emmc_firehose_425.mbn | Nokia 2.2, Redmi 6A | | SDM450 | prog_emmc_firehose_450.mbn | Redmi S2, Samsung J8 | | SDM632 | prog_emmc_firehose_632.mbn | Moto E6, Nokia 3.2 | | SDM636 | prog_emmc_firehose_636.mbn | Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro, Asus Zenfone 5 | | SDM660 | prog_emmc_firehose_660.mbn | Xiaomi Mi A2, Nokia 7.1, Vivo V11 | all qualcomm firehose file
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— where to find them, how to identify the correct one for your device, the risks involved, and a master list of compatible chipsets.