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External Monitor Not Working via DisplayLink (JUA365) on Fedora 42

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I’m running Fedora 42 installed on an external NVMe (2TB) drive connected to my MacBook Pro (Early 2015). My system setup is as follows: CPU: Intel i7 (Broadwell, MacBook Pro) Graphics: Intel Iris 6100 Fedora Version: Fedora 42 (Workstation) Display Adapter: JUA365 - USB™ 3.0 to Dual HDMI™ Multi-Monitor Adapter (DisplayLink based) DisplayLink Driver: Installed EVDI module: Loaded Secure Boot: Disabled DisplayLink service: Running fine Everything seems installed properly — but the external monitor still doesn’t turn on or get detected. I've tried: Manually restarting displaylink-driver.service Reinstalling EVDI via DKMS Reconnecting and powering monitor Verified logs (journalctl) — no clear errors I’m wondering if anyone using JUA365 or similar DisplayLink adapters has encountered and solved this issue on Fedora 41/42? Is there a known issue with DisplayLink adapters (like JUA365) on Fedora 42? Could this be a missing udev rule or a permissions/device node creation issue? Anyone using a similar setup successfully? Any tips, logs to check, or workarounds would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Asked by Mr.Simple (1 rep)
Jun 30, 2025, 03:53 PM
Last activity: Jun 30, 2025, 04:34 PM