The PXA270M ARM module and its usage as private branch exchange

This work deals with using the operating system Linux on diskless devices. This is solved on the development kit Voipac PXA270M, which is based on the ARM processor. This work deals further with the distributions of the Linux operating system, which are suitable to use for the device based on the ARM processor. The Linux was chosen because it is one of the most flexible operating systems and the Linux is kept as open source software code, except to the distribution of the Red hat and a few special distributions. The NFS protocol and TFTP are described there. The TFTP and NFS are used to deploy the operating system. It describes there, what are the TFTP and NFS and the principle of their use in computer networks. Practical part is as to, what is needed for the functioning of the TFTP and NFS server on the Ubuntu 11.10 plus how configure them. The OpenOCD is another part of this work. The OpenOCD is designed to work in the device memory. There is shown how to install and run the OpenOCD in order to communicate with the development kit Voipac PXA270M. This work shows how to configure the bootloader U-boot for booting the operating system from the network using the NFS and TFTP. There is described how compile and install PBX Asterisk on Voipac PXA270M with use of cross compiler and how cross compile zlib, OpenSSL and ncurses needed to install nad run Asterisk