Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0: Baseband - General Questions and Answers

Hi,
I've the latest cyanogenmod 13 version on my Samsung galaxy Note 8.0 (aka N5100).
With the last nightly update my baseband has been corrupted.
I missed the migration phase to lienage OS, so that now I would have to wipe my device and install the current lineage OS from blank. I'm not prepared to do this fully reset now.
Is there anywhere out there someone, who has a working European baseband for the N5100 available at hand? I only need the baseband.zip file, that I can install with TWRP, to get my device fully operational again.
Thank you very much for any help leading to find a working baseband.zip file!
-morrga

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