I am going to retry my High Sierra Hackintosh install, follow the Vanilla method this time, but before doing so I wanted to ask about Time Machine. My current High Sierra installation was using the Multibeast + Unibeast method, and I am now worried that since Time Machine already created a backup, it had to have backed up the things Multibeast and Unibeast performed, correct? For instance, when I installed High Sierra, Time Machine was able to restore old themes I had running on El Capitan's clover boot screen. Is there any way I can perhaps go in and clean up the MultiBeast+UniBeast stuff from my Time Machine restore to truly make it a "vanilla" restore? Or perhaps another method to currently backup my existing data before I start the entire fresh install?
One final question: Would the "fresh install" listed on hackintosher.com suffice for a "vanilla" install? Also, is it worthwhile to jump the ship on High Sierra in general? Or should upgrading to Sierra, and perhaps waiting ~6-12 months then upgrade to High Sierra be better?
System Specs:
- Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z97-D3H
- CPU: i5-4590, Intel HD 4600
- GPU: Saphire Radeon HD 7950
- RAM: 16GB 1600 MHz DDR3
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