So I’ve just started using Manjaro, and I’m having an issue with my RealTek RTL8821ce driver, which has been a consistent issue across other distros too, such as Pop! OS, Ubuntu, and Kali (the distros that I have used before), but likely persists across others too.
On Manjaro however, I am having issues installing the driver, and it’s just not installing no matter what I try, from the GitHub page, from the AUR, but all still yield this result when I run inxi -Nazy.
In addition to the above, it is always best to post a complete inxi output. If I go by your profile, you are running kernel 5.9 which is EOL(End of Life). If that is the case, please update to a LTS kernel either 5.4 or 5.10. If this is a new install from an old .iso please run a full update.
I’ve tried that, it gave the result of $ sudo pacman -S $(ls /boot | awk -F "-" '/^linux/ { print $1"-headers" }') error: target not found: linux59-headers
It is in your settings manager. Manjaro-Settings-Manager- Kernel. Install a new kernel and then reboot. It seems that you will need 5.13(which is EOL), or higher. Stable as of now is at 5.15.2-2. I am on unstable at 5.15.4 and all is okay. So, I would try with 5.15 and see how it goes.
The system will boot from the newest kernel by default. The appropriate headers for the kernel that you choose to run may also need to be installed. You will be able to do that through pamac if for some reason they are not installed and Manjaro Settings Manager does not take care of it. Again, make certain that your system is fully updated.