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Table of hardware

Supported devices

AndroidWrt aims to run on any Android device. These are the devices it has been tested on; the list grows as devices are verified.
BrandModelModel numberSoCAndroidRootEditionStatus
SamsungGalaxy 5G Mobile Wi-FiSCR01 (SM-H412J), au / KDDIMediaTek MT6853 (Dimensity 720)11Temporary: SCRoot + KernelSU-NextLiteReference device

Device notes

Samsung Galaxy 5G Mobile Wi-Fi (SCR01)

A 5G pocket router from au / KDDI that runs Android 11. It has one SIM slot (no eSIM), a Wi-Fi hotspot on 2.4 or 5 GHz, and a dual-role Type-C port that can take a USB Ethernet adapter as WAN or share the connection over USB tethering.

Root is temporary. The bootloader is locked, so root comes from SCRoot, which loads KernelSU-Next and is lost on every reboot. With SCRoot's “Run at boot” on, root returns about a minute after each boot, and AndroidWrt Lite starts as soon as it does. SCRoot supports firmware SCR01KDU1AVK2 only.

Keep Wi-Fi on at boot. If Wi-Fi is off when root is loaded, it cannot be turned on again until the next reboot.

Verified on the device

  • Web panel and login
  • SSH, SFTP and scp
  • Backup, restore and factory reset
  • Proxy and routing, end to end
  • Lite app: install, root, start and restart
  • Start on boot, also before the first unlock
  • Web panel inside the app
  • Cellular: SIM, mobile data, roaming, APNs, data plan warning and cut-off

Not yet tested on the device

  • Saving the hotspot settings
  • Transparent proxy with a real hotspot client
  • Port forwards and UPnP with a real client
  • Type-C WAN
  • Counting real cellular traffic

Not available on this device

Hotspot on both bands at once
Android 11 has no bridged access point: one band at a time.
Full-cone NAT
Needs kernel support the stock kernel is unlikely to have; UPnP, NAT-PMP and PCP cover the common cases.

Other devices

AndroidWrt is not tied to one model. A device that is not listed may work; these are the requirements:

Transparent gateway
Android 8.0 or later on arm64, rooted with KernelSU or Magisk.
Hotspot on 2.4 and 5 GHz at once
Android 12 or later and a Wi-Fi driver that supports a bridged access point. Elsewhere the panel offers the bands the device has, one at a time.
Without root
The VPN mode, through Android's VpnService, is planned.

Tried it on another device?

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