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Subject: Re: How to use gvinum without vi ?
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Olivier Cochard wrote:

> $ gvinum create -f /etc/raid.conf
> /usr/bin/vi: not found
> gvinum: couldn't exec /usr/bin/vi; status: 32512: Unknown error: 0
> 
> Why does gvinum need vi ?

Did you try changing the EDITOR environment variable to some other editor?