How to configure dial up internet connection in linux?
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i have stop trying this for dial up for a while now, i am practicing some other stuffs like server. i will try it later.
DSL connection is NOT 'dial-up', and if you've stopped trying, why have you bothered to come back and post follow-ups, asking more pointless questions???
Don't know what 'other stuffs' you're practicing, but you definitely need a lot of it.
And, as they say in the movie business, we will now "strike the forest".
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