[BackupPC-users] OT: New backup server with 6TB disk space

Hi all,

While this question is not strictly BackupPC, I think the most knowledge
regarding backup-systems are available here. Please bear with me, or send me
off. 8-)

I'm planning to build a new backup server with 6x 1TB disks in a software
raid-0 fashion á la my old 1,5TB-system, only bigger and faster. 
        Since I'd like to have those six TB's as one big partition for
simplicities sake, apparantely I need to use something called GPT disks and
create the partitions using parted according to Google.

GPT disks I've never used before and parted I believe is terminal equivalent
of gparted, which I've used before.

Are there any gotchas' from BackupPC's, or from the OS's (CentOS 5.5 x64),
point of view I should be aware of in your opinion?

Thanks for any hints.
-- 
BW,
        Sorin
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