Question Falling back to CPU lightmapper

I am having trouble with the lighting baking, it seems to me that my laptop is lacking a specific package that deals with the OpenCL implementation in Nvidia. So whenever I want to bake the illumination, this message appears:

Failed to find a suitable OpenCL device for the GPU Lightmapper. Please change your lightmapper or install the latest graphics driver.

I use Manjaro Linux, and my laptop gpu is a RTX 3060 mobile, I use the latest driver. Of course this works in Windows because the driver installation already includes any OpenCL or CUDA package, but that doesn't seem to be the case for Linux, there is a separate package for every thing. It also looks like this doesn't happen with Amd gpus thanks to the open source drivers. My desktop has an AMD gpu, the same OS and this was never an issue.


It is not clear to me which package I should install, I don't want to mess around installing every package with "opencl" or "nvidia" in their name (I already tried some without any luck). I searched in the forums and I couldn't find any solution, this seems to be a rather rare configuration: Arch-derived OS + Unity + Nvidia gpu.

 

Thank you, this seems to be working