Wireless ADB Controller

A simple Magisk module to control wireless ADB daemon. It allows you to start wireless ADBD in current session, start automatically on boot, set custom ports, and manage ADB keys (backup/restore/import). It supports KernelSU WebUI as well.

How to Use

1. Install the module via Magisk, KernelSU, or Apatch.
2. Reboot your device.
3. Open Termux or a terminal emulator and run the following command as su.

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Commands

wadbd on <port>              - Enable wireless ADB on the specified port.

wadbd off                   - Disable wireless ADB.

wadbd status                - Show the status of wireless ADB.

wadbd enable-on-boot <port> - Enable wireless ADB on boot with the specified port.

wadbd disable-on-boot       - Disable wireless ADB on boot.

wadbd --import-key <path>   - Import an adbkey.pub file to authorize ADB without prompt.

wadbd --backup <path>         - Backup authorized adb_keys

wadbd --restore <path>        -restore backed up adb_keys

wadbd --clear-keys            - Revokes all authorized Keys

• Note: If you don't specify a port, it will use the default port 5555.

WebUI

• You Can Also Control This Module Using Kernel Su or Apatch WebUI

WebUI Screenshot

Terminal Commands

wadbd on [port]

• Enables Wireless ADB on specified port and displays the necessary commands to connect to your phone wirelessly.
• default port is 5555 if not specified while running the command

wadbd status

• Displays whether Wireless ADB is currently running or not.

wadbd off

• Disables Wireless ADB.

wadbd enable-on-boot [port]

• enables wireless adbd automatically on boot on specified port (default 5555 if not specified)

wadbd disable-on-boot

• Disables wirelss adbd on boot

Experimental 👩‍🔬

⚠️ These Features/Commands are Experimental and are not guaranteed to work on all devices. Use them at your own risk. These features are not available in WebUI and will never be added.

wadbd --import-keys <path-to-adbkey.pub>

• For some reason , If your device is not prompting to authorize ADB, you can use this command to directly import keys.
• The adbkey.pub file is typically located at:
  • Windows: C:\Users\<username>\.android\adbkey.pub
  • Linux: /home/<username>/.android/adbkey.pub
  • Termux: /data/data/com.termux/files/home/.android/adbkey.pub

wadbd --backup <path> / wadbd --restore <path>

• Used to backup or restore authorized keys

wadbd --clear-keys

• Revokes all authorized keys

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License

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