I don’t have the ability to connect a network in Linux, so can you write what I should do to install drivers for a usb modem without a network?
what to download, what packages exactly, what to execute in the terminal?
I will give a couple of screenshots, and a link, can you help with this?
I kind of did everything “correctly” but for some reason it still can not be installed!
This is the distribution with which the problems happened
here I was recommended to “rename” the folder, it seems to me, “these are not competent people” -_-
can you help solve this problem?
at least, just to assume that “can help?”
install RTL8192eu driver, without internet for wifi network
in your distribution, it is enough to install 1 package, DKMS
and that’s it, no problem
it's arch too!
it's not debian or slackware
"what kind of racism? in the form of distributions?" (
arch, is there an arch? what will work for one, in theory, should work on another of the same arch?
I wanted to try to write to the arch forum, but it's not at all clear how to register
it’s very difficult for them to “think up” there, I don’t understand ((((
therefore it remains to write to all other arch-like distros
where else can I get help? ((
google search turns up nothing
no useful info, from my ERROR-code message
I apologize, if you get it in wrong way
but I was just following the rules, that this forum is for Garuda linux
if I would have installed arch then you may have found me on arch forums
( I am just a user of this forum thought that you didn't knew about this thing )
sorry Garuda team for saying this as I know its off topic, but its this persons lucky day, you'll have to download from aur and arch repo's for this: git (from arch), 8192eu (from AUR) then install as the cli.
errrr...sorry to burst you're bubble, but at the very first search using "install driver on wi-fi on arch from aur" the one right at the top of the list is about installing an 8192eu. Good luck. 767, you'll be doing a lot of cli stuff with artix (I do use it on another machine), so might be an idea to stick with something easier/more complete to start with for now (like garuda) until your become more familiar with building packages at the command line (you'd have to do that with artix even to use "yay" in the first place!).
The user would be best to replace this adapter IMO.
Regardless, the user has not met the expectations of our forum. Cross posting on multiple Linux forums is frowned upon. In addition the OP is not a Garuda user, and did not post an inxi output.