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Partition table type:
1.AIX:
Used by IBM's AIX operating system for IBM servers and workstations.
2.Amiga:
Used by Amiga computers and specific to AmigaOS and Amiga-compatible systems.
3.BSD:
Used by various BSD-based operating systems like FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and NetBSD.
4.DVH:
The "DVH" partition table type is not widely recognized and may not be a standard or commonly used partitioning scheme.
5.GPT (GUID Partition Table):
A modern and widely used partition table format.
Supports larger disk sizes and more partitions compared to MBR (MS-DOS) partitions.
Commonly used in UEFI-based systems and for drives larger than 2TB.
6.Mac:
Used on Apple Macintosh computers and is compatible with macOS and Mac OS X.
7.MS-DOS:
Also known as MBR (Master Boot Record) partitioning.
Supported by older versions of Windows and DOS-based operating systems.
Limited to 2TB per partition and up to 4 primary partitions.
8.PC98:
Used on NEC PC-9800 series computers, primarily popular in Japan.
Specific to this hardware platform.
9.Sun:
Used by Sun Microsystems' Solaris operating system.
Primarily found on SPARC and x86-based systems running Solaris.
10.Loop:
Loop partitioning is a virtual partition table type used for loop devices in Linux.
Loop devices are used to mount files as block devices, creating virtual partitions.