You may have to do bit of trial and error as android don't explicitly mention on their downloads page which version of adb ships with which version of platofrm_tools. Sample output: Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.32. sudo apt update sudo apt install android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot. Note down its version with adb version and then coming back to windows to do the same, if you find the version on windows is different then you may have to download the appropiate version of platform_tools. Simply run the following commands in a terminal window to install them from Ubuntu repository. If you have installed ADB on WSL via commandline. NOTE: You must have the same version of ADB on Windows and WSL.
Then in ADB in WSL it should automatically use the already running daemon and be able to talk to your devices normally. So first install the exact same version of ADB in both Windows and WSL, then start/restart the ADB daemon in Windows by running : adb kill-server Atleast not untill wsl -mount functionality is released, but there's a trick(hack rather) which works.ĪDB is actually two components, a daemon that does the device communication and a client that talks to the daemon over a local network socket. You meant "subsystem" instead of "file system" in the title right?
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