And after that... your nvidia or fglrx module probably won't load anymore (because it may be loading the nouveau or radeon first/instead)... So, you may have to add a 'blacklist bla' for each module for which you commented out the 'alias bla off' (bla is probably one or more of these: nouveau, lbm-nouveau, radeon, lbm-radeon) ... Just do the egrep command above again to find which files.
And, then you may still not have a nvidia/fglrx because the dkms modules may need to be rebuilt (they did for me), for which I use this command as root:
dkms status | sed s/,//g | awk '{print "-m",$1,"-v",$2}' | while read line; do ls /var/lib/initramfs-tools | xargs -n 1 dkms install $line -k; done
Then maybe another 'sudo update-initramfs -u' for good measure, and things should be good going forward without the error message of this bug report.
And after that... your nvidia or fglrx module probably won't load anymore (because it may be loading the nouveau or radeon first/instead)... So, you may have to add a 'blacklist bla' for each module for which you commented out the 'alias bla off' (bla is probably one or more of these: nouveau, lbm-nouveau, radeon, lbm-radeon) ... Just do the egrep command above again to find which files.
And, then you may still not have a nvidia/fglrx because the dkms modules may need to be rebuilt (they did for me), for which I use this command as root:
dkms status | sed s/,//g | awk '{print "-m",$1,"-v",$2}' | while read line; do ls /var/lib/ initramfs- tools | xargs -n 1 dkms install $line -k; done
Then maybe another 'sudo update-initramfs -u' for good measure, and things should be good going forward without the error message of this bug report.