Hi,

It’s not necessary, but that’s at I ended up doing. One thing I did notice is 
that as of now, the build for the public beta is slightly different than the 
one seeded to developers for beta 3, so if you install the public beta build on 
top on that, you’ll keep seeing build 12A216g in software update since that’s a 
higher numbered one, if only slightly.
> On Jul 11, 2015, at 8:24 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgillan...@gmail.com> 
> wrote:
> 
> So, I'm a developer, and therefore prior to the public release, I had already 
> a dev seed of El Capitan installed on my test machine.  I'm curious to know 
> however:  how does this work if I want to uninstall that and install the 
> public beta instead?  Do I just enroll the system like normal, then install 
> either clean, or over the top?  Or is it something where you can't install a 
> public build over the top of the private beta seed?  I'm not asking anyone to 
> break NDA here.  I don't even need you to disclose the specifics of how to 
> install things.  I just simply need to know can I do this, or will I be 
> required to wipe and do a fresh install.  I know either way it would be 
> recommended, but is it absolutely a must?  Is it totally necessary?
>  
> Literally that is it!  That's all I'm trying to ascertain.  If someone can 
> tell me this much, I can figure out the rest.
>  
> Chris.
>  
> 
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