loader firmware request:boost moblie 2023 celero 5g plus (WTCELERO5G)

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Feature
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Tech stack
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The request is for a matching Qualcomm Firehose programmer and partition map files for the 2023 Wingtech Celero 5G Plus (WTCELERO5G, Snapdragon 695). Start by checking the repository’s loader inventory for that device or chipset and compare any candidate against the requested model. Done means locating a matching factory package or confirming that none is available in the repository.

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Description

Hello everyone,
I am looking for a clean, factory stock firmware package (Stock ROM) for the original 2023 Celero 5G Plus to recover a soft-bricked device currently sitting in EDL mode. Here are the exact device specifications: * Marketing Name: 2023 Boost Celero 5G" Plus" . just to clarify the regular size Celero 5g (non plus) & both 2024 Celero 3 5g reg & plus size those are mediatek processors and will not work for this phone ) * Manufacturer/OEM: Wingtech * Device Code Name: WTCELERO5G * Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 5G (SM6375) * Current State: Device is responsive in Emergency Download Mode (Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 on COM1). What I specifically need from the package: * The matching Qualcomm Firehose Programmer (.elf / .mbn file) compatible with this Wingtech build. * The corresponding XML partition maps (rawprogram0.xml and patch0.xml) to use with QFIL/emmcdl. If anyone has a mirror link to this factory archive or a working dump, it would be immensely appreciated. Thank you!
kind regards,
lumber buck

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