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But now, I found a way to do it thanks to continual searching for answers. Basically, I didn’t need to touch #dkms – the dynamic #KernelModule support system but I did need to download a version of the #evdi #module that was compatible with
Linux Fu: The Bluetooth Regression https://web.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/05/26/linux-fu-the-bluetooth-regression/
As this new #kernel series is not supported by the version of #EVDI that I had for #Displaylink, I had to download the newest version of that and compile it. Then the evdi #KernelModule built correctly on the next boot up.
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