Linux configure modem to connect to the Internet using a PPP dialup account

Q. I want to configure modem to dial out and connect to the Internet. Since I don't have good display card, I am not using the X window system. How do I configure (external) modem to connect to the Internet using a PPP dialup account under Debian Linux?
A. It is true that dialup modems have become almost obsolete due to broadband Internet connections, there are still situations where dialup access can prove useful :)
Under Linux you can dial out using program called wvdial. It is a PPP dialer with built-in intelligence. It dials a modem and starts PPP in order to connect to the Internet. The connection started with wvdial can be dropped by switching back to the terminal from where it was started and pressing ctrl-C.
The default configuration file is: /etc/wvdial.conf.

Installation

0. Preface

Last time, we mentioned
about the setting environment using Beagleboard Rev.B5 as a mainboard.

As well, we will write
how to set the environment of Rev. C2 because we have confirmed.

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Note.

**Beagleboard Rev.C2 is used as a mainboard.

       ** Using environment　ubuntu8.10

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Easy installation Android on Beagle Board

Easy installation

Greatmay Android Thai version
step1
download image
http://code.google.com/p/froyo/downloads/list
step2
SD CARD setup http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardBeginners#SD_card_setup
step3
copy image tar -xf kernel.tar.gz
copy uImage into fat partition
copy rootfs into ext3 partition
tar -xf rootfs.tar.gz

Building Android on Beagle Board - Porting Android on Beagle Board

Updated instructions to use Android on the Beagle board
These instructions are derived from Embinux.org’s Android Porting Guide to Beagle Board, based on their work to port Android on the Beagle board. They correct multiple inaccuracies in this guide, and also add many useful details.
These instructions were tested on xubuntu 9.04. There shouldn’t be many differences if you use other recent Ubuntu or Debian versions.

Install needed software packages

At the time of this writing, note that Android requires Sun’s Java5 JDK, and doesn’t support the Java6 one.

apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
apt-get install git-core bison sun-java5-jdk flex g++ zlib1g-dev
apt-get install  libx11-dev libncurses5-dev gperf uboot-mkimage