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Unsatisfied dependencies. Missing component: DKMS #61
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You must have DKMS installed as it's one of the dependencies, and during the install process you will be prompted to install it if it's missing. I just ran displaylink-debian on clean install of Debian Stretch (DKMS was also missing) and I couldn't reproduce the problem:
After reboot, driver was working just fine, i.e:
Please run [U]ninstall, reboot and then run [I]install, make sure that DKMS is installed during installation process as you can see above ^. If problem still persists, please feel free to re-open this issue. |
When you download the zip file and run the executable from DisplayLink there is no prompt to install DKMS, which is not part of the ubuntu distro. You still get the error: Unsatisfied dependencies. Missing component: DKMS. To get around this first install the DKMS framework from a terminal You can install the DKMS framework from a Terminal using the command sudo apt-get install dkms, as mentioned on the how to install page from DisplayLink Then running the executable will install the DisplayLink software |
@Ajorona But if this didn't happen for @jorgechato then this issue should definitively be re-opened. If this is still the issue feel free to re-open the issue and provide me with output of: |
I am experiencing the same problem, DKMS is installed:
Yet the installation is failing:
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@petkostas What would happen if you did |
You can ignore the previous comment, problem is that dkms is installed under |
Okay, can I close this now if you figured what the problem was? |
Closing due to inactivity. |
Hi.. Sorry for bumping this.. But I'm glad that the answer was discovered. I am at a loss of how to solve it.. can someone explain to a newbie exactly how to get these drivers installed.. DKMS is installed on my system but I think as mentioned
How do I fix this so that I can get my dock working? Thanks In Advance |
Just FYI this also process works great for Ubuntu Thanks @Ajorona 🚀 |
before running ./displaylink-debian.sh on terminal:
solved the issue. |
Hi there, I have a problem int he process of installing displaylink. Some data:
OS: debian stretch (testing) KDE, amd.
I had to say I managed a few months ago to install it in the same computer in debian stretch gnome.
and the output:
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