Since I mount /usr ro and just in general, I tend to be much more
a fan of /etc/pkgsrc/rc.d/.  It puts all the configs under /etc/
(so I don't have to hunt around the tree for configs), it makes
sure that the startup scripts are available when / is mounted, but
not /usr.  Yeah, they shouldn't RUN before /usr is mounted, but you
want to determine order early.

Quoting Peter Seebach (seebs@plethora.net):
> Is there a nice easy way to say "and also do all the things in
> /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d that are turned on in rc.conf", without calling each
> script by hand?  I have this feeling I'm missing something.
> 
> -s