Hello,
. My workaround is disabling it.
I should have everything updated (you can see below). Any idea how to get rid of this issue?
~$ uname -srpio
~$ lsb_release -rd
~$ sudo dmidecode -s bios-version
Having the same issue with mine, except for me it’s a 28" display that’s been recognized.
Ubuntu 24.04
Linux 6.8.0-51-generic x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Bios 03.01
Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 1
Hi there!
There is no display connected, and I’ve also, just to confirm, removed my HDMI card. The system still somehow registers an external display that’s connected.
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Have you solved it?
No I did not solve it. I did not find a solution but it is not so big deal for me… I just disabled it and when connecting to new monitor for first time I have to disable it again.
Hi All,
I also have an the issue of an Unknown Display on Framework Laptop 13 DIY (Intel Core Ultra Series 1).
I can disable it but it doesn’t go away.
I have everything updated:
uname -srpio
sudo dmidecode -s bios-version
The display is not normal. A second display doesn’t work correctly.
That looks almost exactly like this issue (Reddit post from Framework’s Linux Support Lead) except that was on Fedora.
Maybe whatever kernel change broke it on Fedora has now reached Ubuntu.
I’m seeing this issue on a new Framework 13 running Ubuntu 22.04. It shows up as an Unknown 28" display.
uname -srpio
sudo dmidecode -s bios-version
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Yep I’m also seeing this. Not sure how to fix it though
mwei
February 12, 2025, 1:19am
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This might be a related issue, and can be fixed by a kernel patch fixing the phantom display:
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I just noticed the issue got solved…
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