>Once the system is up in single user do this:
>
>fsck -y /
>mount -u /
>
>to check the fs and then mount the / file system r/w.  Depending on
>your file system layout you may need to mount more file systems to get
>vi (if you need it).

based on

   % where ed ex vi view pico xedit joe emacs
   /bin/ed
   /usr/bin/ex
   /usr/bin/vi
   /usr/bin/view
   /usr/local/bin/pico
   /usr/X11R6/bin/xedit
   /usr/pkg/bin/joe
   /usr/local/bin/emacs

i'd say you'll at least need /usr, and if you use vi, you'll probably
also want /var.  oh, and don't forget to set your term type.  :)

   ex/vi: Error: unknown: No such file or directory

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