cause now the nVidia kernal modules should update along with the kernel, right?
Evert time you update the kernels, the post-update hooks will automatically install the dkms modules. The drivers themselves will update with the package nvidia-dkms.
The installer script is very helpful in detecting your graphics card and making sure you install the correct drivers (but we didn’t actually need it).
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Hey finally found your post. So in a nutshell for safety’s sake create a snapshot, comment that one line out, run the one command, reboot and see what I get?
It won’t hurt to try, if you have a snapshot. 
I’m not sure whether it will do what you want.
* **GRUB_DISABLE_SUBMENU** Some people may wish to create a hierarchical menu structure of kernels for the GRUB menu screen. This key, along with some additional configuration of the kernel stanzas in **grub.** **cfg** allow creating such a hierarchy. For example, the one might have the main menu with "production" and "test" sub-menus where each sub-menu would contain the appropriate kernels. Setting this to "false" would enable the use of sub-menus.
found that.
OK tried it and a couple of other thins and no love. Thanks for the suggestion though. I’ll just have to create a standalone thread about it. Thanks again.
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