Documentation | Draft: Create a Package Manual (!50)

[Christian Mauderer (@c-mauderer)]

Christian Mauderer commented on a discussion on package/libbsd/user/index.rst: https://gitlab.rtems.org/rtems/docs/rtems-docs/-/merge_requests/50#note_113865

 > +application. It describes basic initialization and how to use various features
 > +of LibBSD.
 > +
 > +FIXME: This documentation is still under construction. Contributions are
 > +welcome.
 > +
 > +Basics
 > +------
 > +
 > +There are two basic configuration models:
 > +
 > +1. Using a configuration that is as close as possible to the FreeBSD
 > +   configuration. That usually means that you create a `/etc/rc.conf` and some
 > +   other configuration files. Advantage of this model is that it is simple and
 > +   straightforward. Usually the FreeBSD documentation can be used to find out
 > +   how to configure something. The disadvantage is that the configuration isn't

I think I don't know the term "contraction" well enough to be sure what you mean exactly. That's most likely just a language problem for me because I'm not a native speaker.

1. Is the problem that I vaguely referenced to the FreeBSD documentation?
2. Or should I avoid that "Advantage ... disadvantage"?
3. Or do you mean that I just should add the disadvantage to the second method as an advantage?

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