muellerjoel commented 2 years ago

ArchLinux
5.18.14
Cinnamon

Network and USB works but no display signal and can’t choose resulotion with evdi 11.0 works but can’t choose resolution over FullHD. It’s was possible before.

ghost commented 2 years ago

Same with me with the version 1.12.0 and kernel 5.18.14-arch1-1 Rollback to 1.11.0 fixes the issue.

julian-poidevin commented 2 years ago

@fs-evooq Hello, I have the same issue, how did you roll-back ? Did you compile and install from sources ? Thanks

muellerjoel commented 2 years ago

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/evdi.git cd evdi vim PKGBUILD

edit version number 1.11.0 and hash sum to ‘SKIP’

makepkg -si

Sorry for the faults I adjusted hope is now clear

ghost commented 2 years ago

@julian-poidevin To rollback the aur package installed with paru:

cd ~/.cache/paru/clone/evdi
git log
git checkout 4bcc74e6f3dd59fda2abd07fea1d990858fcaa55
makepkg -cirs
sudo rmmod evdi
sudo modprobe evdi

julian-poidevin commented 2 years ago

Thanks a lot guys !

displaylink-emajewsk commented 2 years ago

Hi, recently released Evdi 1.12.0 is incompatible with the Displaylink driver 5.6, because of an API change. Hm, AUR maintainers should be more careful and wait for the binary driver.

olof-nord commented 2 years ago

Same problem here, also Arch Linux. Kernel 5.18.14, GNOME.

displaylink 5.6-1
evdi 1.12.0-1

lnksz commented 2 years ago

Same problem on Kernel v5.10.131, rollback to v1.11.0 was needed.

1Maxnet1 commented 1 year ago

git clone https://aur.archlinux.git/evdi.git

This address does not exist. The correct command would be: git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/evdi.git

It does also not work for me.

olof-nord commented 1 year ago

I can confirm a rollback from evdi 1.12.0-1 to evdi 1.11.0-1 using the method described by @fs-evooq in their comment got my external monitor working again. Really appreciate the advice!

direc85 commented 1 year ago

As details.md says, major version number should be increased when incompatible API changes occur, yet only minor version was increased. This means that v1.12 should have been released as v2.0 instead.

palexdev commented 1 year ago

I'm experiencing graphical artifacts at the mouse position on both the screens evdi 1.11.0-1 displaylink 5.6-1

julian-poidevin commented 1 year ago

I'm experiencing graphical artifacts at the mouse position on both the screens evdi 1.11.0-1 displaylink 5.6-1

@palexdev This is a known issue. See also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZGX-3dATW4&ab_channel=FixitKB%21

The solution for me is to logout then login again and it resolves the issue.

palexdev commented 1 year ago

I'm experiencing graphical artifacts at the mouse position on both the screens evdi 1.11.0-1 displaylink 5.6-1

@palexdev This is a known issue. See also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZGX-3dATW4&ab_channel=FixitKB%21

The solution for me is to logout then login again and it resolves the issue.

Thank you very much, that solves the issue for me too This is a temporary workaround, right? Every time I disconnect/connect the display I will have to do it again?

julian-poidevin commented 1 year ago

I'm experiencing graphical artifacts at the mouse position on both the screens evdi 1.11.0-1 displaylink 5.6-1

@palexdev This is a known issue. See also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZGX-3dATW4&ab_channel=FixitKB%21 The solution for me is to logout then login again and it resolves the issue.

Thank you very much, that solves the issue for me too This is a temporary workaround, right? Every time I disconnect/connect the display I will have to do it again?

Yes I think. At least, that the case for me.

5472qaywsx commented 1 year ago

@Joel-Muller, as of your reply https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi/issues/373#issuecomment-1193698588 with a possible solution via git clone and makepkg:

git clone https://aur.archlinux.git/evdi.git cd evdi vim PKGBUILD

edit version number 11.0.0 and hash sum to ‘SKIP’ makepkg -si

Worked for me with following changes, HTH:

in a terminal, issue the command git clone [https://aur.archlinux.org/evdi.git](https://aur.archlinux.org/evdi.git) (note the archlinux.org part, as already stated by @1Maxnet1 in another comment)
issue the command cd evdi
edit PKGBUILD file i.e. with vim PKGBUILD
edit version number line to pkgver=1.11.0 (or 1.11.0-1, but not 11.0.0)
edit hash sum line to sha256sums=('SKIP') (attention, I don't know if this could be a security issue)

direc85 commented 1 year ago

DisplayLink 5.6.1 has been released, and it's compatible with evdi 1.12.0. Source: changelog.

The DisplayLink AUR package is still at 5.6 at the time of writing. A self-bumped version works with evdi 1.12.0, for me at least.

rbeucher commented 1 year ago

Hi, Just upgraded to 5.19.3-arch1-1 and the displaylink service fails to load... I am running evdi 1.12.0 from AUR and displaylink 5.6.1

muellerjoel commented 1 year ago

For me evdi 1.11.0 and displaylink 5.6 still works

1up9059 commented 1 year ago

Hi am running 5.19.3-arch1-1 and fail when evdi is uploaded from 1.11.0 to 1.12.0, I needed to do a rollback

rbeucher commented 1 year ago

rollback to 1.11.0? What version of displaylink are you running?

q-wertz commented 1 year ago

Yes, you have to rollback to 1.11.0 (as described by https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi/issues/373#issuecomment-1193698810) (just replace cd ~/.cache/paru/clone/evdi accordingly to your package manager) until the AUR package of displaylink is updated to the new 5.6.1 version (see https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi/issues/373#issuecomment-1219468570)

1up9059 commented 1 year ago

rollback to 1.11.0? What version of displaylink are you running?

Yes, if you rollback evdi to 1.11.0 displaylink will works again

rbeucher commented 1 year ago

No, I think there is a pb with evdi. I can't add the module:

modprobe evdi
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'evdi': Invalid argument

dmesg | grep evdi
[ 6033.780665] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6035.177502] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6039.029240] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6044.290658] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6049.530255] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6054.789138] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6060.041652] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22

1up9059 commented 1 year ago

No, I think there is a pb with evdi. I can't add the module:

modprobe evdi
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'evdi': Invalid argument

dmesg | grep evdi
[ 6033.780665] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6035.177502] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6039.029240] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6044.290658] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6049.530255] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6054.789138] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22
[ 6060.041652] failed to validate module [evdi] BTF: -22

I only followed this procedure; I uninstalled evdi I uninstalled DisplayLink (I think maybe this is not necessary to do, but I did it) I clone the git repository for evdi from aur page and once I got the PKG file I edited the pkgver to pkgver=1.11.0 and sha256sums to sha256sums=('SKIP'). Once I did that, I did makepkg -si procedure and reinstalled DisplayLink again and my docking worked again. I have a pluggable USB3.0, so that is working fine now

I based this procedure in the answer of @5472qaywsx and my displaylink version is displaylink 5.6-1

rbeucher commented 1 year ago

Yes thanks, I did try that but no luck.

Grisu118 commented 1 year ago

@rbeucher I have the same issue as you, created a new issue: https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi/issues/377

rbeucher commented 1 year ago

Thanks @Grisu118 . I hope we are gonna sort this out.

olof-nord commented 1 year ago

After a recent system upgrade, my external monitor yet again stayed black. I noticed that evdi was again on the incompatible 1.12 version - this despite me using displaylink 5.6-1.

After reverting back to the old 1.11 evdi version again, I adjusted my pacman config as to avoid evdi from being upgraded. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman#Skip_package_from_being_upgraded

direc85 commented 1 year ago

@olof-nord Evdi 1.12 doesn't work with displaylink 5.6. The dependencies go like this (using Arch versioning):

displaylink 5.6-1 <--> evdi 1.11.0-1
displaylink 5.6.1-1 <--> evdi 1.12.0-1

direc85 commented 1 year ago

As this ticket was pretty much Arch specific, and displaylink 5.6.1 and evdi 1.12.0 are out, I think this ticket can be closed.

rbeucher commented 1 year ago

It now works with 5.19.4.arch

muellerjoel commented 1 year ago

I can install evdi 1.12.0 and displaylink 5.6.1 and is running but doesn’t recognise second screen. Evdi 1.11.0 with 5.6 still works

1up9059 commented 1 year ago

Hi, my system upgraded the kernel to the 6.0.2 version, then any of the solutions posted here helped me. I try to downgrade the kernel to the 5.19.3 version, but that produces an issue in my system and the graphical interface doesn't work. Then, I returned to the 6.0.2 kernel but the available version of evdi and displaylink doesn't work anymore to detect may docking to my second monitor. I tried these step:

Downgrade the kernel to 5.19.3
uninstall evdi and displaylink
reboot my system. But the issues with the graphical interface happened, however, I was available to install evdi 1.11.0 and displaylink 5.6-1
Then I returned to 6.0.2 kernel to recover the graphical interface but evdi and displayllink don't work.

Does anybody know how to solve the issue using the kernel 6.0.2 version? Also, I need to add, I have an nvidia 1660ti card working fine in my computer

rbeucher commented 1 year ago

I am currently using the main git branch and it works fine for me

1up9059 commented 1 year ago

I am currently using the main git branch and it works fine for me

@rbeucher what kernel version are you using?

rbeucher commented 1 year ago

6.0.2

DisplayLink / evdi

Evdi 12.0.1 dosen’t work with kernel 5.18.14 #373

edit version number 1.11.0 and hash sum to ‘SKIP’

edit version number 11.0.0 and hash sum to ‘SKIP’ makepkg -si