Android app that toggles a rooted device's Android Debug Bridge daemon (adbd) between USB and WiFi mode.
- this is a tool useful to Android developers
- the normal way to connect an Android device to a computer is over USB:
- connect Android device to computer by USB cable
- depending on the computer's OS, make sure drivers are installed
- test connection:
adb devices
- an alternative way to connect an Android device to a computer is over WiFi:
- connect Android device to computer by USB cable
- depending on the computer's OS, make sure drivers are installed
- test connection:
adb devices
- configure Android device over USB to switch its ADB daemon to use wireless mode:
adb tcpip 5555
- reconnect computer to Android device over WiFi:
adb connect <Android-IP>:5555
- detach Android device from USB cable
- an alternative way to connect a rooted Android device to a computer over WiFi:
- configure Android device on its command-line to switch its ADB daemon to use wireless mode:
su setprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555 stop adbd start adbd
- connect computer to Android device over WiFi:
adb connect <Android-IP>:5555
- configure Android device on its command-line to switch its ADB daemon back to USB mode:
su setprop service.adb.tcp.port -1 stop adbd start adbd
- configure Android device on its command-line to switch its ADB daemon to use wireless mode:
- minimum supported version of Android:
- Android 1.0 (API 1)
- launcher icon
- copied from the AndroidWiFiADB project repo
- licensed under Apache 2.0
- Shell.java
- authored by Ricardo JL Rufino
- a utility class containing static methods for running commands as root user
- used as a starting point, but heavily modified
- "How To" article on XDA: Execute Root Commands and Read Output
- authored by pedja1
- "How To" answer on XDA: enable/disable adb over wifi from the Android command-line with root
- authored by bohlool
- copyright: Warren Bank
- license: GPL-2.0