Update evdi-git and displaylink

src/displaylink/PKGBUILD

@@ -2,28 +2,28 @@
 # Contributor: rhabbachi
 
 pkgname=displaylink
-pkgver=1.4.210
+pkgver=4.1.9
 pkgrel=1
 pkgdesc="Linux driver for DL-6xxx, DL-5xxx, DL-41xx and DL-3x00"
 arch=('i686' 'x86_64')
 url="http://www.displaylink.com/downloads/ubuntu.php"
 license=('custom' 'GPL2' 'LGPL2.1')
-depends=('evdi>=1.5.0' 'libusb>=1.0.0')
+depends=('evdi-git' 'libusb>=1.0.0')
 makedepends=('grep' 'gawk' 'wget')
 install=
 changelog="release-note.txt"
-source=(displaylink-driver-$pkgver.zip::http://www.displaylink.com/downloads/file?id=1057
+source=(displaylink-driver-$pkgver.zip::http://www.displaylink.com/downloads/file?id=1087
 	udev.sh
         99-displaylink.rules 
 	displaylink.service 
         displaylink-sleep.sh)
-md5sums=('eb65a2abb3aa120c9bb1d337a26e5e8b'
+md5sums=('d18b6512b6519a0e119c10c0acf14d0a'
          'd5de775e41af06edbd8073adc490139d'
          '20495d81c7d2540910ef86dc437b7fac'
          'c141a15e973481c7d961f8e135627ca4'
          '7cbd9ab2ac79ba66e8297689c6e5483e')
 
-DLAGENTS=('http::/usr/bin/wget -O %o --post-data=fileId=1057&accept_submit=Accept %u')
+DLAGENTS=('http::/usr/bin/wget -O %o --post-data=fileId=1087&accept_submit=Accept %u')
 
 # Update with > updpkgsums
 

src/displaylink/release-note.txt

@@ -1,111 +0,0 @@
-=============================================================================
-=============================================================================
-
-DisplayLink Ubuntu Software Release Note
-
-Version: 1.4.210
-Date: 6th Oct 2017
-
-DisplayLink DL-6xxx, DL-5xxx, DL-3x00 Firmware Version: 9.3.55.88162
-DisplayLink DL-41xx Firmware Version: 9.3.55.88161
-Extensible Virtual Display Interface version included: 1.5.0
-
-=============================================================================
-=============================================================================
-
-
-A. Introduction
-===============
-
-This is DisplayLink Driver Software v1.4.0 for Ubuntu. It provides production quality support for DisplayLink USB 3.0 devices on specific variants of desktop Ubuntu Linux.
-
-The driver enables video support for products using DisplayLink USB 3.0 technology. Standard native Ubuntu drivers provide support for DisplayLink audio and Ethernet interfaces.
-
-
-A1. Important notes about DL-6xxx, DL5xxx, DL-3x00 and DL-41xx Firmware
-=======================================================================
-
-This software release contains an embedded firmware image. DL-6xxx, DL-5xxx, DL-3xxx and DL-41xx devices will be automatically upgraded with this firmware upon connection if required.
-
-The upgrade is silent, therefore screens connected to DL-6xxx, DL-5xxx, DL-3xxx or DL-41xx devices may require a few seconds to appear when devices are connected for the first time, or after devices have been used on other platforms and OSes.
-
-B. Contents
-===========
-
-A.  Introduction
-A1. Important notes about DL-6xxx, DL-5xxx, DL-3xxx and DL-41xx Firmware
-B.  Contents
-C.  Issues fixed
-D.  Supported O/S variants
-E.  Release components
-F.  How to Install
-G.  Supported Features & Hardware
-H.  Limitations & Known issues
-I.  Future Development
-
-C. Issues fixed
-===============
-
-Issues fixed since DisplayLink Driver Software v1.3.1 for Ubuntu (1.3.54)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Some DisplayLink devices may not work if they were connected to a Windows host first. (26123)
-
-D. Supported O/S variants
-=========================
-
-This release has been prepared to be compatible with Ubuntu 17.04 and Ubuntu 16.04. Other variants and editions may be compatible if they meet minimum O/S requirements, but are not supported by DisplayLink.
-
-The Software contains binaries which work on Intel x86 platform (32 bit and 64 bit).
-Minimum supported Linux Kernel version is 3.16.
-Minimum supported Xorg version is 1.16.
-
-E. Release components
-=====================
-The Software consists of an open-source kernel mode driver (EVDI) with an accompanying library (libevdi), and a supporting binary application compatible with Intel x86 platform.
-Source code for the open-source components can be found at DisplayLink's GitHub, https://github.com/DisplayLink
-
-F. How to Install
-=================
-
-To install the release, from a terminal window, with root permissions use the command:
-
-sudo ./displaylink-driver-XXXX.run
-
-Where displaylink-driver-XXXX.run is the name of the extracted DisplayLink driver.
-
-The dkms framework is required for installation of DisplayLink. This can be installed with the command: sudo apt-get install dkms
-
-More detailed information on installation can be found at http://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/615714#ubuntu
-
-G. Supported Features & Hardware
-================================
-
-This driver will support up to 2 displays connected to DisplayLink devices. More than 2 DisplayLink displays may work, but not supported or tested by DisplayLink.
-
-Resolutions up to 4K are supported on the appropriate DisplayLink hardware.
-
-Device families supported:
-- DL-6xxx
-- DL-5xxx
-- DL-41xx
-- DL-3xxx
-
-DL-1x5 and DL-1x0 devices use the open source udl driver, which is not developed or maintained by DisplayLink.
-
-H. Limitations & Known issues
-=============================
-
-A list of limitations and known issues can be found here:
-http://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/641668
-
-I. Future Development
-======================
-
-DisplayLink are open to suggestions and feedback on improving the proposed architecture and will gladly review patches or proposals from the developer community. Please find a current list of areas we identify as requiring attention below.
-
-- In this release, the user mode driver service is running with root permissions. In future versions, we would like to reduce the privilege level required for this process – e.g. by using a separate low-privileged user and a separate group, to ensure the permissions needed for driving DisplayLink screens are as low as possible.
-
-- The communication between the EVDI kernel module and the wrapper libevdi library is not access-controlled or authenticated. This could be improved in future releases, making it harder to compromise the data EVDI is sending and receiving.
-
-- EVDI kernel module driver is currently a platform_driver, for multiple reasons; most importantly because virtual displays are not discoverable, i.e. cannot be enumerated at the hardware level. EVDI is also a generic device, not tied to any particular kind of device, transport layer or a bus.

src/evdi-git/PKGBUILD

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # Maintainer: ajs124
 
 pkgname=evdi-git
-pkgver=1.5.0.r0.ge7a08d0
+pkgver=1.5.0.r11.ga73092d
 pkgrel=1
 pkgdesc="A Linux® kernel module that enables management of multiple screens. Git version."
 arch=('i686' 'x86_64')
@@ -24,6 +24,8 @@ pkgver() {
 build() {
 	# We only need to build the library in this step, dmks will build the module
 	cd ${pkgname/-git/}/library
+	# hotfix mentioned at https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi/issues/117
+	sed -i -e 's/#if KERNEL_VERSION(4, 16, 0) <= LINUX_VERSION_CODE/#if KERNEL_VERSION(4, 15, 0) <= LINUX_VERSION_CODE/' ../module/evdi_connector.c
 	make
 }