Custom RPM created for Fedora and others

jkudish · 08-19-2015, 05:06 AM

Hiya,

Just undid my previous installation in favor of your more future proof and more efficient RPM.

I like that it auto-detects the USB module. However, I actually own two different usb modules. The one that you own (the 4 in 1) is the one I use when mobile, but I use this more complete docking station when I'm at home and plugged into my monitor.

It seems your script doesn't detect the docking station as a displaylink device and thus doesn't start the driver when it's plugged in. As a workaround, right now, I've plugged in the 4 in 1 into the docking station, which ironically enough, works.

Can I help you provide the right info to update the script to detect the docking station properly?

Also completely unrelated to the driver, but I was wondering if you had any tips on how to get Fedora/Gnome to remember display arrangement settings after a reboot. It doesn't seem to remember that the monitor is set to the left of my laptop.

Thanks for all your help!

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08-19-2015, 05:06 AM	#3
jkudish Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2015 Posts: 7	Hiya, Just undid my previous installation in favor of your more future proof and more efficient RPM. I like that it auto-detects the USB module. However, I actually own two different usb modules. The one that you own (the 4 in 1) is the one I use when mobile, but I use this more complete docking station when I'm at home and plugged into my monitor. It seems your script doesn't detect the docking station as a displaylink device and thus doesn't start the driver when it's plugged in. As a workaround, right now, I've plugged in the 4 in 1 into the docking station, which ironically enough, works. Can I help you provide the right info to update the script to detect the docking station properly? Also completely unrelated to the driver, but I was wondering if you had any tips on how to get Fedora/Gnome to remember display arrangement settings after a reboot. It doesn't seem to remember that the monitor is set to the left of my laptop. Thanks for all your help!