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Join Date: May 2024
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Running into the same issues. Purchased a Tobenoone dock that states it is compatible with Macbook Air M1. Installed DisplayLink driver and it will not work. Has anyone figured this out? Seems like it is a problem with =the current version of MacOS?
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2024
Posts: 1
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My own rig is a
Macbook Air 2020, Intel i7 Dell-branded Displaylink D-6000, with 2 Dell monitors on the displayport ports. I'm currently running 1.9.0 (148) of the displaylink software with macOS 13.6.7 and it's all fine. I want to update to Sonoma 14.5.x, and I see that on May 22, Displaylink 1.10.2 was released that claims to work. But with everybody else's documented Sonoma grief, I'm not itching to jump off of a cliff here. I do note that most of the rest of the reports are with machines using the M1 rather than the Intel chips. And a lot of reports are with versions of displaylink < 1.10.2. Does anybody reading this have experience with Sonoma on the intel chips working or failing with the displaylink? Either with 1.10.2 or with some other version? Thanks! |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2024
Posts: 1
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I am seeing the same things others have on my MacBook Pro M2 Max. I followed the steps posted by ClearWing for the Mac Air M1, but this did not work for me.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2024
Posts: 8
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I don't think that is the case but make sure that you didn't miss-took any steps, also you might be following outdated instructions like I said in the beggining |
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