There is a way. You’d need to download the headers, the dkms
package, and the driver, along with it’s dependencies, then manually install them. I don’t know how, as I’ve never done it, but see:
What you will learn
You will learn why AUR packages tend to create issues when they depend on DKMS and thus specific kernel headers.
You will also learn what DKMS is and how to mitigate build issues with DKMS package and other packages depending on the kernel headers.
Finally you will learn why the kernel headers is not present by default.
What is DKMS
DKMS is an acronym for Dynamic Kernel Module Service and is a set of scripts which can update your custom build drivers upon updating your k…
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_User_Repository
But I suspect the best would be some temporary connection method. Well, that what I’d have done.
Edit:
Perhaps @linux-aarhus has a better idea, since he’s quite the expert.