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Filesystem creation over existing Directory

Is it possible to create a Filesystem with the mount point over an existing Directory, without loosing the data in the Directory?
eg:-

/u01 -> /pmmpd/u01 (Directory with soft link)
/pmmpd/u01 (Need to create this filesystem, without loosing data)

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