Comment 6 for bug 1123943

A few days ago there was a post of a different workaround:

Installing the Chrontel Ch7036/HDMI - Output on Ubuntu
http://lackofalucidmind-en.blogspot.de/2014/01/hdmi-output.html

I tried following the instruction myself and to my surprise once the executable is launched (/usr/sbin/ch7036_start) it turns off my HDMI which was originally on (I had rebooted to Windows and had turned it on, and rebooted to Linux while it is still on). Perhaps that's because I am not using a chrome book. I used an x86-64 tablet, bModo 12, designed for Windows 7.