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Resizing a UFS Partition on FreeBSD 7

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I have a virtual machine running FreeBSD and I got out of space..

Is there a way of moving the entire OS to a bigger virtual disk? I'm using a vmdk on virtualbox for windows, I have qemu to convert from vdi to vmdk, I'm using vmdk because I often move the virtual disk to another host, to continue work at home.
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Do you want resize existing UFS running inside VM?
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Actually, first I'd have to create a 2nd disk and append it to the vm..

But yes, I'm willing to resize a UFS partition
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