@george1421 That will be overwritten the very next time he updates fog unless the blexports option in /opt/fog/.fogsetting is set to 0

You can edit this file with vi or nano and set that option to 0. This way the changes that George suggests will stick the next time you update fog.
Reference:
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=.fogsettings#NFS

@chetansays

If you want to disable globally
FOG Configurations->FOG Settings->FOG Client - XXXXXXX
For now just disable all FOG Client sections individually

Or you can do on a host by host basis (probably what you want for this test)
Host Management -> List all Hosts -> {Select your host}
Then from the left menu select Service Settings and then uncheck all under service configuraiton.

@Rich-C Tom has also been telling us the newer trunk kernels will work with 1.2.0 stable. So if you backup your current kernels you can download the latest trunk version using the following commands on your fog server. Just navigate to /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe , rename the files and then execute these commands.

sudo wget https://fogproject.org/kernels/bzImage
sudo wget https://fogproject.org/kernels/bzImage32

These kernels are 4.5.3 as of today.

I do have to say my personal recommendation is to just upgrade to the trunk release to take advantage if the new features (as long as you can tolerate a little instability of the dev releases).

@Sebastian-Roth Thank You Sebastian. Really appreciate all developers effort here. FOG is wonderful tool. I simply love it. You guys are extremely responsive as well.