Command line text editor

Does anyone know if there is a publisher of text installed on the Readynas? I tried to modify the files in the command line, but were unable to open them with Vi. What I have to install Vi?

VI is there by default, shoulnd't need to install anything. Just make sure you type 'vi' and not 'Vi '.

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