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Monitor not detected and trouble building evdi, Pop!_os, kernel 6.2.6 #411
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I'm stupid, Closing. |
Could you let me know how exactly you build evdi? Or link me to a resource I can use to learn how to do this? I'm a new-ish linux user and haven't had to do anything like this in the past. I'm trying to do the exact thing you're doing I think: use a displaylink enabled docking station for a multiple monitor setup (2 in my case) but the displaylink driver installation is hanging up on the evdi dependency. System information:
make -C /lib/modules/6.2.6-76060206-generic/build M=$PWD ERROR: Kernel configuration is invalid.
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Try this method |
Since the last update, I cannot for the life of me make my 3rd monitor work.
I've had trouble in the past with kernel updates and the displaylink usb monitor stopping working but i've always managed using the EVDI repo.
I've tried with the method of cloning the repo with a
make
andmake install
and patching the installer by forcing it to use the repo evdi, as well as other stuff i dont fully unerstand.The method that always worked in the past for me was compiling and installing with make. but this time i cant because of first and SSL error which I corrected using this method.
but after
make install
i still have no evdi in the list outputed with dkms status.Here is the make install output:
Thanks in advance for your help
System information:
Are you using the latest driver?
Yes (5.6.1-59.184)
Are you using the latest EVDI version?
Yes (1.13.1)
If you are using a DisplayLink device, have you checked 'troubleshooting'
on DisplayLink's website?
Yes
Is this issue related to evdi/kernel?
I honestly don't know, I'm a relatively long time linux user, but not well versed on low level stuff like this.
Linux distribution and its version : Pop!_OS 22.06
Linux kernel version 6.2.0-76060200-generic (and 6.2.0)
Xorg version: x11 2:21.1.3-2ubuntu2.9
Desktop environment in use: Gnome (I think, default of pop!_os)
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