PICOTOOL-OTP-LIST(1)

💖 NAME 💖

picotool-otp-list — bestie, it lists the matching known registers and fields, and it slays 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

picotool otp list [-p] [-n] [-f] [-i <filename>] [<selector>..]

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

🌸 Row/Field Selection 🌸

• -p, --pages — shows you the page number slash page row number ✨ like okay here's where you are, periodt
• -n, --no-descriptions — no descriptions, we're keeping it mysterious 💀 she's giving minimalism
• -f, --field-descriptions — now show all the field descriptions, the full lore drop 📖 no cap
• -i <filename> — pull in an extra otp definition from filename, importing the vibes from elsewhere 🫶
• <selector> — this is the row/field selector, and bestie, each one of them can select a whole row:
  • ROW_NAME to select a whole row by name. iykyk, just say the name 💅
  • ROW_NUMBER to select a whole row by number. numbers are valid too, we don't discriminate 🔢
  • PAGE:PAGE_ROW_NUMBER to select a whole row by page and the number within that page. coordinates core 🦋

... or, plot twist 🌈, a selector can pick a single field or just a subset of a row, where ROW_SEL is one of the row selectors from above, okay:

• ROW_SEL.FIELD_NAME to select a field within a row by name ✨
• ROW_SEL.n-m to select a range of bits within a row 🎀
• ROW_SEL.n to select a single bit within a row, just the one, she's solo 👑
• .FIELD_NAME to select any row's field that has that name — every row's matching field, it's giving main character energy in every row, fr fr 💖

.. or 🔥 you can select multiple rows by using a blank or * for PAGE or PAGE_ROW_NUMBER — wildcards go brrr, not me selecting everything 🙈

not me writing a whole manpage for this but honestly obsessed 🎀

picotool 2.2.0-a4+dfsg · December 2025 — that's the source and the date bestie, born in December 2025, version picotool 2.2.0-a4+dfsg, mwah 💋 bye pookie, go list some registers 🌟