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Looks like they didn't bother linking those, just dumped in raw files :( Don't suppose they answer their email.

Looks like they may have done the smart thing and crammed all their own files under /opt/ and linked to them instead of strewing them all over the filesystem, this may make it easier to track them...

ls -l /lib/systemd/system-sleep/displaylink.sh please. If we're lucky they kept everything in one sane place.

Do you have the files for the new driver still? Look for a logfile of some sort which lists all the files it installed.

The driver does not recognize your device. Maye try their older driver.

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Actually, I may have missed a step.

sudo rmmod udlfb
sudo rmmod udl
sudo modprobe udl
dmesg | tail

The udlfb driver may have been interfering by grabbing it first, but udlfb does not...

No output, for modprobe, is good.. It means a driver named udl was loaded.

Anything interesting in dmesg | tail ?

Also try ctrl-alt-backspace to make X11 restart.

Try modprobe udl

What's the output of lsmod?

D3100 uses a DisplayLink chip, and DisplayLink has a page specifically for Ubuntu:

Ubuntu (http://www.displaylink.com/downloads/ubuntu)

Wait, your docking station connects with USB? What docking station is this?

It's probably acting as a USB hub, hence recognizing the USB mice etc, but those 'Dell Computer Corp' devices aren't...

lsusb is not going to list your monitor, or even your video card, only usb things hence lsusb. Try lspci.

What's your video chipset, and what video driver are you using?

Laptop hardware is the...