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Much values! 

my first news posting within your group. Searching for help
regarding linux and gnu partition tables:

Ordinal system usage principles... i am used to at ∀, means: menu driving 
with answer from 1 to x without floating point decisions... A bit of
irony. :)

Based on that reason... I want to use cmdline bins like sgdisk and sfdisk in 
the future, to work on block device ordering and to build the space to work 
with linux.

But... I went -fast- into flowing ground. I.e., I like to create more then
one gpt partition table at one device (hybrid mbr?). 

The idea came into being... It was not possible to create more then three
partitions into a newly created gpt header. The docs telling about up
to 128 partitions. Menudriving@gdisk opens the way for this big amount
of partion table entrys, but sgdisk not. I also wiped the mbr
and gpt data before starting on with creating new partions using sgdisk
with GUID tables. 

Reading the manpages, and web resources mentioned in this gnu manpages,
was not sufficient to understand the based numbering principle,
and to work on knowledge without the wider sense of possible meanings.
I.e to understand hybrid partitions.

Now and maybe... Somebody can give me a hint to some more documentation,
to extend the docs from the developer "rodsbooks".

thx and sincerely
- kefko