Hello, I am new to the Linux world. The problem I have is that I changed my hardware a few days ago motherboard, CPU, memory. The board is an ASUS Strix X870e-e with the realtek 8126. When I boot from the installation stick, I have no connection to the internet because the network card is in io: loopback.
Have already downloaded the driver from realtek but don’t know how to install it. Searching the internet didn’t help me.
You are trying to use yay, which is not there. You can install yay, but you can also use the pre-installed paru. They both do the same thing, for paru you have to continue with q.
I tried it with paru but it always tries to connect to the database on the network. I think you can’t install anything on the cachyOS installation stick without rebooting which resets everything to zero. either I have to get a compatible wifi stick and do it from there or it doesn’t work at the moment.
The product page says the board has RJ45 5Gb Ethernet and Wi-Fi.
When both are not working out of the box in Linux, you drew two blanks with our purchase.
Check beforehand what has good support (read: has not bad support from manufacturer) when selecting your WiFi stick. Then install the necessary drivers for your board through it.
thanks for the help, i have already found a suitable wifi stick. in the arch forum there is a small database i call it where out of the box sticks are listed