Rooting the G8 Power via OTG (without app, or PC) - Moto G Power Questions & Answers

Hi,
I'm currently interested in the question, if I can root my device without any PC or an app, because I momentarily don't own an PC, apps are mostly not able to root the device and interrupt in the middle of the process.
So shortly said, I have an Lenovo Tab M10 FHD+ and want to connect it to my Motorola, to enable root permissions on the Motorola phone with the app linked down below.
The only problem is, that I already connected it via OTG, but commands like reboot work, I was actually surprised, but as soon as I start going into fastboot mode, the device detects the phone, but not the app and no data transfer between the devices is being enabled.
- USB Debugging option in the developer options was enabled during the process
- OEM Bootloader Unlock option was also enabled
I even tried wireless debugging over WLAN, but problems like an endless loop while connecting, occured.
Can anyone help me getting the right commands for the app?
Link of the ADB OTG shell app, I'm using:
ADB⚡OTG - Android Debug Bridge - Apps on Google Play
⚡ Run ADB commands without a computer [No Need ROOT] ⚡
play.google.com

Have you fully unlocked the bootloader?

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I have already managed to use this with a different device and an older version of the engine, but my OnePlus 5T will not show up.
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Hello all,
I purchased this phone a month back and would like to install custom roms/root it etc.
I am unable to get my phone to enable USB debugging and allow access for my PC. (I have a unlocked bootloader). The notification (prompt) for USB Debugging which shows up the phone (asking if one wants to grant access or not) doesn't show up. Hence I am unable to use adb or fastboot to install TWRP.
I have tried using the cable provided by the company on both USB 3.0 & 2.0 ports to no avail.
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jwoegerbauer said:
A phone typically knows of 2 USB modes: ADB & MTP. If MTP mode was enabled and phone supports a USB-C connection then it should be possible to fetch the user-data you're interested in.
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Hi, first of all thanks for your respond. In order to enable MTP i need to have the phone unlock right? how can i enable MTP if the phone is locked ?
All I know is that ADB is the door to any Android device and nothing than that.

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