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At times you might want to move filesystems on your system. You might want to do this, for example, because you have more space available in slice A than in slice B, and you want to add data to the data already in slice B. Similarly, you might decide that by rearranging some of the filesystems within a single disk, you can make more efficient use of the total amount of space on that disk. Most of the time the source and destination slices are both filesystems, and you have to swap them.
To swap the contents of slices A and B, you must
Before you start moving the contents of disks and/or slices, be sure to back up both the source and destination filesystems. (For instructions, see Backup and Restore.)
To move a filesystem: