
It is worth mentioning that Intel does not recommend the use of any kind of adapters, dockings, or converters. Check with your computer manufacturer (OEM) Dell* if additional firmware is available, for instance, a BIOS update or drivers for the docking station.

We recommend updating to that driver that has been released to address this issue as per Dell* documentation and also since this is the customized and recommended driver provided by DELL* for your computer model.

I'm aware that this driver has issues running on 6.0.0, but I did find a work aroundĪny help at all on this would be very gratefully received - thanks in advance Next I checked dependencies (courtesy of another google search) with 'ldd ' - apparently, the file is 'not a dynamic executable' whatever that means.įile is displaylink-driver-5.6. (which I can provide on request) So I tried going to root with 'sudo -i' - same error. I promptly downloaded it, and tried to run it - that's when I started making a dent in the wall with my head.Īfter ensuring the file was executable (right click properties/permissions, also later tried 'sudo chmod +x ), and that I'd installed the dkms framework, double click produces the error

:strip_exif()/i/2002790218.jpeg)
Trying to get my two monitors to talk to my laptop - they are not detected.Īfter some googling saw that I probably need to the displaylink driver - Ah, I thought, job done. I have a Dell XPS 13 7390, and just got hold of a D6000 docking station. I've already googled this and cannot find anything that seems to work. Hi - I'm new to ubuntu forums and also relatively new to linux - hoping someone might have some insight.
