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However it doesn't change a thing, since the port will be 'disabled' after a while of inactivity. power/control - and settings this value, you are allowed to.

I also tried to see if it was related to the power settings under.

Trying to change the permissions is a fools errand. I found out that my DP-1 port is reported as disabled by cat'ing /sys/class/drm/card0-DP-1/enabled, changing this, which I am not allowed, is mostlikely due to KMS. So I am coming closer to an explanation of why I cannot get the display working. While this is somethign I can somewhat live with, the other mentioned workarounds are somewhat a pain

On a side note, when I have done the above mentioned workarounds to get the external display working and then disconnecting the display, and performing a 'xrandr -auto', I then have to switch back and forth another tty, while the display is connected to get xrandr to detec the display again. If the first work-around doesn't work, if I then boot into my Live ISO of ubuntu 13.04 (from a ISO in GRUB), it then gets detected during modeset, and I can proceed to reboot into Arch again. Reboot with the external monitor connected, works sometimes.Ģ. So the possible work-arounds that I have found are so far:ġ. I just wanted to add that I am having the same issue on my Thinkpad X1C, with Intel HD4000 as well I recall that connecting an monitor to my DP1 (mini-display) used to work just fine but however, recently I am experiencing whilst the system is bootet it now gives me 'DP1 is disconnected', when connecting an external monitor.

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