Your screens have been stopped by the system

[nDisplayLink]

Howdy Szymom,

Apparently, this issue is becoming serious and annoying. And it has been proven in my case as many others reported, it has nothing to do with Disk Space, as I have over 200GB of disk space and yet I am still experience the issue.

Many have sent you proof of that, yet you keep asking people to send you another proof. It is a waist of time and resources and frustrate us even further.

So, you either acknowledge that it is a n issue DisplayLink can't fix, so we can look for alternative product. Or Acknowledge the issue and start working and providing a fix we can use.

Thanks for understanding,

N.

QUOTE=Szymon;98988]Hi Ronot,

Thank you for your message and request.
To reiterate, based on our recent observations, macOS requires approximately 25 GB of free disk space to maintain stable operation.

Regards,
Szymon[/QUOTE]

[aresando]

Originally Posted by nDisplayLink

Many have sent you proof of that, yet you keep asking people to send you another proof. It is a waist of time and resources and frustrate us even further.

Hi

I have to mention here that freeing disk space indeed solved the problem for me. Apparently MacOS deletes the content of /tmp (and maybe other temp folders) much more often when the free space falls below a certain threshold, which I suspect is the amount of RAM on the computer.

How much memory does your computer have?

That said, I agree that the problem appeared suddenly with a certain version of DisplayLink, which could also investigate why it is not able to lock its own temp files (if the problem is indeed that it depends on them not being deleted by the OS)

[Szymon]

We are exploring ways of mitigating this ecosystem problem. We intend to deliver it in the next DisplayLink Manager version.

Meanwhile, please follow this FAQ: https://support.displaylink.com/know...d-by-the-syste

Regards,
Szymon