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I didn't realize this but the 'chkconfig' command isn't supported by Ubuntu. Undeterred I tried the following to brute force install it (borrowed from Ubuntu forums):
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So start the service, manually, for now (until you figure out how things work in Ubuntu/Debian-land) and move on with things.
[Long-winded explanation]
chkconfig is a "convenience" command anyhow. On most Linux distros, you have an /etc/init.d directory where every server script that "could" run is placed. Soft links (ln -s) are then placed from these scripts into the /etc/rc[n].d directories (n represents the "runlevel"). When you boot your Linux box, it will (by default) boot into multiuser mode....which could be runlevel 2 or 3 (/etc/rc2.d, /etc/rc3.d).
[Summary]
So, just manually copy the script into /etc/init.d and then create a soft link to S30jtagd (or somesuch) in /etc/rc2.d.
Cheers,
- Ura
P.S. [UPDATE] Here's a pretty good tutorial (
http://www.yolinux.com/tutorials/linuxtutorialinitprocess.html) on Linux booting.
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