Thanks for the info, good to know. I have secure boot disabled so didn't notice that was needed.

@enothen sorry for the delayed reply. your latest rpm works perfectly for me, no more need to have 2 adapters daisy-chained.

thanks so much!

Excellent, I'm glad it works as it should.

Can I ask you (and anyone else giving a try to this rpm) please let me know the hardware and OS combination you are using (Adapter model, Laptop brand/model, OS version) so that I can have a list where this is working and not working? Might help others.

Thanks,
Eric

RPM updated to version 1.0.138
 

The rpm I created for Fedora has been updated with version 1.0.138, as released few days ago by Displaylink. Available here:

http://nothen.com.ar/resources/displ...8-1.x86_64.rpm

Driver is recompiled on the new version of evdi when the rpm is upgraded. Also note that when you plug your adapter for the first time after this upgrade, it may take some seconds to bring the display up, as a firmware upgrade has been included (or at least it looks that way for Dell's DA100 adapter).

Eric

Dell Inspiron 5737 (Intel & Radeon GPU)
Dell Docking Station D3000.
2 external Dell E2214H displays
Fedora 22 4.1.6-200.fc22.x86_64

At the beginning additional screens were black with no signal. Gnome settings > Displays didn't show them either. It started to work after a while. Unfortunately I don't know after what rpm's it started to work as I installed a lot of software after display link driver installation (1.0.68-2).

Now they need to be set up in Gnome Settings > Display every time I plug dock station in.

BTW: I installed your new release of 1.0.138-1 today - it works for me in the same way as previous release.

My hardware combination is:

Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition, running Fedora 22
Dell UltraHD 4K USB 3.0 Docking Station (D3100)
Dell 27 Ultra HD 4K Monitor – P2715Q

I have also tested with Dell DA100 works perfectly.

enothen would you be willing to put this up as a project on Github or similar?

It already is:

https://github.com/hadess/displaylink-rpm

Eric

Has anyone figured out how to get Fedora 22 to save the monitor arrangement?

Does that even work on Ubuntu? I thought the problem was on all Linux versions.