What Mc-Chevalier does
Mc-Chevalier turns a large collection of source-message metadata into a searchable repair library. The current index contains 48,372 unique files from 9 source collections, 6,212 recognised board numbers and 124 brand, series and platform libraries. The latest indexed file is from 05 Nov 2026.
It helps repair technicians find a model or motherboard reference, compare files and reach the original post without scrolling through years of messages.
How the catalog is prepared
Images, videos and unrelated attachments are excluded. Entries with the same filename and size are merged. Titles are the original filenames with readable spacing; the exact filename is kept and shown on hover.
Manufacturer, series, device category, board number and file type are detected from the filename and the relevant part of the source description. Platform codes such as Compal LA-, Quanta DA0 or Wistron 5-digit numbers are used when the retail brand is not named. Files without enough evidence stay in “Unidentified boards” instead of receiving invented details. Automatic classification can be wrong — always compare the board number.
Sources and availability
Mc-Chevalier hosts index metadata, not the repair files. Each entry links to the original Telegram post; a Telegram account or app may be needed to download an attachment. Availability is controlled by the source owner.
Editorial principles
We separate uploaded filenames from verified facts and do not claim that a dump is tested, clean or compatible because its title says so. The repair handbook explains how to check board markings, revisions and file types before use.
Corrections
Every row shows the exact filename and source link. Use them when discussing a mislabelled or missing file with the source publisher. Mc-Chevalier does not currently offer uploads or an on-site support channel.