First, I had to update the drivers via the terminal to install the CUDA plugin on my system, and I also installed the NVIDIA/MSI graphics card driver. After entering these steps into the AI model, I ran the provided commands and clicked the restart button. However, everything went wrong after that, and issues such as being unable to connect to the internet arose. After a day of research, I correctly identified the issue with my Linux system and confirmed that I needed to install missing or incompatible Linux kernel modules, additional Linux modules, and internet/network drivers. However, since I didn’t have an internet connection at first, I couldn’t download these files directly from the system. Therefore, I had to download the necessary drivers, network drivers, and module packages from another device and transfer them to the system via USB. I downloaded both files and placed them in the Downloads folder, then used the correct commands in the terminal to install the necessary Linux modules, additional modules, and internet drivers. After the installation was complete, my internet connection started working again, and I was able to access the system once more.