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Linux Drivers do not work with Ubuntu 15.10 / Kernel 4.2 #15
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I think this has been reported on DisplayLink's forum, too. Root cause looks like an Intel driver compiled with a different version of libdrm. |
thanks, is there any known workaround without causing problems to the main graphics adapter? I tried but it didn't do a difference, I think it only uninstalls the Intel installer but not the dependencies |
@ajbogh thanks, I tried the following
the result is always the same at the end of the install process:
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I made another attempt by downgrading grphics drivers to wily (Ubuntu 15.10), thus uninstalling Intel Linux Graphic Drivers 1.4 I did this using Synaptic Package Manager, looked for all Intel packages, and those with this worked successfully and I've restarted afterwards I've then repeated the steps above (uninstalled and reinstalled Displayink driver, also restarted) unofrtunately the problem persists - I think installation is ok, but the displaylink service doesn't function (see logs at the beginning of this issue) I've made another test re-installing the intel drivers later, no difference... |
I managed to fix the issue using this http://theclonker.de/archive/89 and uninstalled the Intel Graphics drivers completely -- evidently my approach using Synaptic didn't work well it took a couple of restarts, then installing the drivers provided by Displaylink site I have only one issue left -- the screen looks only to be working well while attached on AC via USB hub. It does come with a dual-usb cable but it seems like Ubuntu is not sending enough power still. I'm trying to solve this without needing a powered hub, which would kill the purpose of having a displaylink unit in the first place. I suspect Ubuntu is not sending power on the second usb port. It's not the cable, I tried with another. |
@unfulvio That link is dead. Any chance you remember what it said? I'm having this same issue. |
hey @slampenny... as far as I remember the issue came with intel supplied drivers which used a modified package incompatible with displaylink drivers that link I think suggested a method for removing intel drivers? i can't really remember sorry -- you can do via terminal or using synaptic manager anyway, all issues are gone since ubuntu 16.04 and latest version of linux drivers published after this ticket was originally open I think Intel hasn't released yet their drivers for Ubuntu 16.04 -- I haven't run in any performance issue with the native open source drivers yet... would like to use the optimized drivers at some point, will see by then if I will run into the same displaylink issues again... but at least I will have an idea of the problem hope it helps cheers |
I'm not sure about this. I'm having the same problem with ubuntu 16.04 ... |
Same. 16:04 install doesn't work suggestions very welcome. Command: Output:
Command: systemctl status dlm.service
Command:
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Have a look at the end of this announcement on DisplayLink forum. evdi kernel module is not signed. |
@slampenny leaving this here for reference of anyone that stumbles upon this... https://theclonker.de/removing-the-intel-linux-graphics-driver/ |
I have a Lenovo Thinkvision LT1421
I'm running Ubuntu 15.10 / Kernel 4.2.0-34-generic
I downloaded the linux driver at http://www.displaylink.com/downloads/ubuntu
and ran the bash script, but it failed:
result of
systemctl status displaylink.service -l
:result of
journalctl -xe
:Is there anything I can do or try? Anybody got this to work with Ubuntu 15.10?
I understood that support for kernel 4.x is absent, but soon 16.04 LTS is out of beta next month and current 15.x and 16.x will be probably the most used distros with kernel 4.x - is there plan to support it anytime soon?
Thanks
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