Well on ubuntu I didn’t find a corresponding command to chkconfig list.
So a, easy way to find out what is running on startup is to run this:
runlevel
N X
And after you see what runlevel is you list the directory :
ls -ialh ls -ialh /etc/rcX.d/
Where X is the answer from runlevel
Also some equivalent command:
chkconfig –add
chkconfig –level 345
chkconfig –del
update-rc.d
update-rc.d
update-rc.d -f