For users who still might want to use qemu-kvm, you can use:
sudo update-rc.d -f qemu-kvm remove
To remove the system startup links that insert the module at boot. Now if you want to use kvm, then run:
sudo /etc/init.d/qemu-kvm start
To insert the module and enable kvm.
This bug suggests that you will not be able to run both virtualbox-ose and qemu-kvm at the same time. But this workaround will at least prevent you from having to manually remove the kvm module after every boot.
For users who still might want to use qemu-kvm, you can use:
sudo update-rc.d -f qemu-kvm remove
To remove the system startup links that insert the module at boot. Now if you want to use kvm, then run:
sudo /etc/init. d/qemu- kvm start
To insert the module and enable kvm.
This bug suggests that you will not be able to run both virtualbox-ose and qemu-kvm at the same time. But this workaround will at least prevent you from having to manually remove the kvm module after every boot.