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jeremyco 01-19-2016 10:07 PM

DisplayLink on Linux Mint 17.3
 
Did anyone manage to install DisplayLink USB 3.0 on Linux Mint 17.3? It would be great if some instructions or installer file could be posted here. I've tried to follow different posts how to modify installer file, but nothing did work. Everything seems to work fine, but at the end my monitor connected to the laptop is not recognized.

Thanks

AdriaanNel 01-25-2016 12:30 PM

Anybody perhaps have an update on this?

PlusMinus 02-03-2016 01:15 PM

The way I see it, the problem with the current installer is that no init daemon is defined in the installation script.

The way I did it (IIRC) was to install the file you downloaded like you normally would

Code:

./displaylink-driver-1.0.335.run
then I unpacked this file

Code:

./displaylink-driver-1.0.335.run --keep --noexec
and opened the displaylink-installer.sh and changed line 9 to match the daemon I wanted to use (upstart worked, didn't try systemd).

Code:

SYSTEMINITDAEMON=upstart
And ran the extracted script

Code:

displaylink-installer.sh install

jeremyco 02-04-2016 05:35 AM

I've solved the issue and managed to make it work on LinuxMint 17.3.

The procedure is as PlusMinus explained with only difference that install parameter should not have -- in front of it.
I was aware of this approach earlier and tried it many times, but the problem in my case was that unpacking the file did not unpack properly. Directory x64 was empty, and once I manage to extract it properly, everything went smoothly.

samjam 05-16-2016 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeremyco (Post 79570)
I've solved the issue and managed to make it work on LinuxMint 17.3.

The procedure is as PlusMinus explained with only difference that install parameter should not have -- in front of it.
I was aware of this approach earlier and tried it many times, but the problem in my case was that unpacking the file did not unpack properly. Directory x64 was empty, and once I manage to extract it properly, everything went smoothly.

The directory is empty if you already installed once. You have to unpack again each time.


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