Bug 19357

	
As I mentioned above my hard drive was separated in two slices. Each about 1 GIG in size.
FreeBSD was on the second one and I had windows on the first one. I wanted to delete the windows
slice and convert it to a FreeBSD one. To achieve that I used /stand/sysinstall. First the Fdisk
to convert the slice to a FreeBSD one and the the Disk Label editor to create the file system in it.
The operation went smooth and as expected. However, when I later issued a top command, I noticed
that my swap size had increased four fold. I looked at the partition information from sysinstall's
label editor, and the swap partition was - as it had always been - 69 mb in size.
I did some more investigations and found the swapinfo command. This is what it outputs:

Device          1K-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity  Type
/dev/ad0s2b         70768     3232    67536     5%    Interleaved
/dev/ad0s2b         70768       20    70748     0%    Interleaved
/dev/ad0s2b         70768        0    70768     0%    Interleaved
/dev/ad0s2b         70768        0    70768     0%    Interleaved
Total              283072     3252   279820     1%

As you can see the same 69 mb swap partition is being counted 4 times. There is even some
usage on the second one?!!?

How-To-Repeat: 
	

/stand/sysinstall
erase and create some slices with fdisk and initialize them with disk label editor.