[SOLVED] How to undo MultiBeast changes

[2cold4u]

If you checked the RTL1000SL.kext file for ethernet when you ran MultiBeast previously, delete it from S/L/E.
Otherwise, just delete the contents of the Extra folder. As for the DSDT, you only need to rename it if you put it in /E manually. If you checkmark User DSDT in MultiBeast, then MB renames it as it copies it from the desktop to /E.

Hi, what is /E and where do I find it?

thx

 

[Going Bald]

Hi, what is /E and where do I find it?

thx

/E = /Extra folder and you find it in root

 

[2cold4u]

/E = /Extra folder and you find it in root

hi, thx for your reply. Can it be that Sierra does not have this folder? the only folder beginning with E on / is EFI-Backups and etc ...

 

[Going Bald]

hi, thx for your reply. Can it be that Sierra does not have this folder? the only folder beginning with E on / is EFI-Backups and etc ...

Sierr will not have this folder because MultiBeast for Sierra installs Clover in the EFI partition and does not install a /Extra folder for the Chimera boot loader.

 

[2cold4u]

Hi, anyone knows how to undo multibeast changes in sierra? thx

 

[Going Bald]

Hi, anyone knows how to undo multibeast changes in sierra? thx

Launch MultiBeast - make same selections as you did before. In the box on lower right pane is a detail of what each selection installs and where it installs it - usually /Library/Extensions. Navigate there and drag added kexts to trash.

 

[NZRichard]

Launch MultiBeast - make same selections as you did before. In the box on lower right pane is a detail of what each selection installs and where it installs it - usually /Library/Extensions. Navigate there and drag added kexts to trash.

Great solution for an important question!

Thanks.