Using vmware player to bootstrap footprint for debugging purposes
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You can then simply run dnsmasq on vmnet1 by using the following
dnsmasq configuration (providing vmnet1 is 192.168.26.1):

	domain-needed
	bogus-priv
	server=/localnet/192.168.26.1
	local=/localnet/
	interface=vmnet1
	expand-hosts
	domain=localnet
	dhcp-range=192.168.26.5,192.168.26.150,12h
	dhcp-host=00:50:56:0d:ba:be,footprint-vmx,192.168.26.5
	dhcp-boot=/yam/rhel3as-i386/pxelinux.0,footprint.localnet,192.168.26.1
	dhcp-authoritative
	log-queries

Make sure vmnet-dhcpd is not running, since I cannot find where to disable
it properly, let's kill it:

	killall -KILL vmnet-dhcpd

Then enable it and restart dnsmasq:

	chkconfig dnsmasq on
	service dnsmasq restart

Install atftp-server and restart xinetd to make it active:

	chkconfig tftp on
	service xinetd restart

Install yam, add the rhel3as-i386 ISO files, configure Yam and add the following
directive in /etc/yam.conf:

	tftpdir = /tftpboot/yam

Then run:

	yam -vg

Then create a pxelinux configuration, by putting the following content in
/tftpboot/yam/rhel3as-i386/pxelinux.cfg/01-00-50-56-0d-ba-be

	default linux
	prompt 0

	label linux
		kernel vmlinuz
		append initrd=initrd.img text kssendmac ks=http://172.16.21.1/footprint/ keymap=be-latin1 vnc serial

Then put a working kickstart file in:

	/var/www/html/footprint/127.16.21.5-kickstart

Finally create a vmware disk-image using a tool that is shipped with qemu:

	 qemu-img create -f vmdk vmx/footprint-disk.vmdk 2G

and use the vmx/footprint.vmx configuration by doing:

	vmplayer vmx/footprint.vmx

it will automatically use the host-only configuration of vmware (vmnet1), 
connect to dnsmasq to get an IP address, PXE boot, get the kickstart-file
from the footprint website and start the installation.

If you want to follow the progress of your kickstart installation, simply
use multitail to follow both configuration files:

	multitail -i /var/log/messages -I /var/log/httpd/access_log

During the installation you can also connect to the serial console by
doing:

	dtach -a vmx/footprint-serial0

After 5 to 10 minutes, you should have a login-prompt.