Because these files are specific to both the chipset and the device manufacturer's signature (if Secure Boot is enabled), it is best to source them from specialized repositories:
: You can browse a large library of verified firehose loaders on GitHub (hoplik/Firehose-Finder) . Note that many files are named by their hash rather than just "8936," so you may need to search for your specific HWID.
: Ensure the file extension is .mbn or .bin and that the binary content starts with an ELF signature or "data ddc".
: This technical reference allows you to match your device's hash to a compatible loader, which is crucial if standard files fail to initialize the handshake. Critical Usage Notes
: Another reliable source for specific MSM chipsets is the zenlty/Qualcomm-Firehose repository , which includes loaders for various MSM89xx series.