Hi Jakub,
Unfortunately, after using the below, my system hangs after login. I can only get to a recovery root command prompt. Using the script to attempt uninstall of the driver does not work, "Display not found" (it appear to assume a graphical environment).
Can someone over there provide instructions to disable / remove the driver from the command line, so I can get back in working order?
Thanks, Ken
UPDATE: using .run, I was almost able to get somewhere by booting into the -29 kernel (required) and using LANG=C for the installer, but am stuck at "component linux-headers not available" even through headers for -29 are installed.
Using displaylink-debian.sh, --uninstall is still blocked by "Can't open display", alas.
UPDATE2: I got out of this situation by installing lightdm from the command line, which got me into a UI. Problem may only be with gdm3? Able to uninstall, will post the loop situation that caused hang from syslog when I have a chance.[/B]
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Originally Posted by JakubDabrowski
Hello,
Thank you for your patience.
As I have mentioned yesterday, we were working on a installation fix for Ubuntu 20.04.
Here it is: https://www.displaylink.com/downloads/file?id=1576
Please verify that version and if you would face any issues inform us.
Thank you very much for your cooperation!
Best regards,
Jakub |