Pacman-mirrors - Manjaro
https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=Pacman-mirrorsManjaro uses pacman for system maintenance, updates and new installs. For pacman to function, a list of servers, or more commonly known as mirrors, with Manjaro software packages is required. As Manjaro has many mirrors all over the world it is feasible to use the mirrors closest to your location and preferably also up-to-date.
Manjaro Mirrors - Manjaro
wiki.manjaro.org › indexThere are usually multiple repos in a mirror, holding software packages in categories, such as Manjaro's - core, extra, community & multilib repos. These repos will be duplicated with package content to suit both 32bit & 64bit installations, as well as for any & all the variety of releases that a distro may support.
Switching Branches - Manjaro
wiki.manjaro.org › indexIn order to access a branch, you need to change your pacman-mirrors configuration. You should substitute the value colored in green (for illustrative purposes only) to one of the following: stable, testing or unstable. sudo pacman-mirrors --api --set-branch {branch} After you changed the branch, rebuild the mirrorlist and update your packages:
Pacman-mirrors - Manjaro
wiki.manjaro.org › indexResetting and changing the custom mirror pool. First option to reset is to default mirror pool. $ sudo pacman-mirrors --country all && sudo pacman -Syyu. Second option to is to use --default with --interactive and creating a new custom mirror pool. $ sudo pacman-mirrors --interactive --default && sudo pacman -Syyu.