You would want to modify the /Volumes/DisplayLink Installer/DisplayLink Software Installer.pkg/Contents/Resources/InstallationCheck file to remove the following lines:
if( $hwversionstring !~ /i386/i )
{
print "Weird processor version detected.\n";
exit( 96 | 19 );
}
However, it's worth noting that the kernel extensions will not load under a 64-bit kernel regardless of whether you force the install.
I would recommend that you open your terminal and do a "uname -a" to verify that you are indeed booted into the 32-bit kernel, just in case and all that.
Note, if your disk image is read only, you may need to copy the installer to your local disk first. Some versions of the DisplayLink Driver DMGs are RW while some are RO.
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