MOA 2.3-011 with experimental support for WS 6.5 beta build 91182 is available now.
http://sanbarrow.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1235

Screenshot shows a full build with dotnet2 apps.
You can use a FreeBSD-firewall as optional package to dial DSL, IPSEC or VPN connections.
If you have a really fat host you can even run VMware ESX 35i as a VM like in the screenshot.
The MOA 2.3.-011 package just builds the core-system.
To add dotnet-apps you must install them once on the fly and capture their files in a wim-image.
On next build you simply include that wim-image and the included dotnet4moa.exe loads the dotnet-stuff on the fly.
Procedure is pretty simple.
I was asked why I use PE as the platform for the VMware LiveCD.
Good question first of all.
If you want to compare with a Slax-based Linux-version have a look at this ready ISO I made
http://sanbarrow.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1204
Well - most likely you will use any of this LiveCDs to run VMs that are stored on a NTFS-based filesystem.
You can use NTFS with Slax as well but when you then run a VM you probably need to fix paths first before you can run it.
With a PE based LiveCD you do not need to change paths before you run the VM.
This doesn't sound critical for unexperienced users - but let me warn you - running a VM created on Windows with a Linux LiveCD can easily destroy all snapshots you eventually have created.
Also in my experience PE is simply faster than Linux - at least what VMware is concerned.