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Oreg | grep ATY reports it is using Dashimaki. System info displays Graphics chipset as ATI 7700 with 1024 MB RAM. Device ID ix 0圆83D which seems to be correct. I have attached the screen shots for the same.

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I am really hoping someone can guide me to booting to a full working desktop so I can open clover configurator and install other drivers.On some of the last Posts in the topic GRUB4DOS for UEFI the user zammibro was talking about UEFI booting on a only Bios PC and I said it was not possible as Bios programs do not have the required code and internal drivers to boot on UEFI environment on this Post, but our friend Wonko made a very simple and clear explanation of how Clover works in order to UEFI boot on a only Bios (or CSM) PC on this Post. And also mentioned some links to AIO_Boot pages with additional info on this Post. Well, let me tell you I have used AIO_Boot since very long time ago, in fact I'm the Spanish translator, but never used Clover before as I had the idea it was only a tool to boot Apple OS on a PC.

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Then I decided to run some test to see if Clover was really capable to UEFI booting on a only Bios PC a Windows installed on our internal HD, (MB used for this tests is Gigabyte GA-G41MT-S2 v1).

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I went to AIO_Boot download page and downloaded last version, and installed it on a USB device as usuall. Then ran the AIOCreator.exe to integrate my Win10XPE_圆4 and my 7pe_amd64_E on AIO-Boot USB device, after booting from it both booted fine as UEFI.

To make sure about this I ran BootIce v1.3.3.2 from both WinPEs and opened UEFI Tab, and the option to edit the UEFI boot entries was available. It was a little weird as we all know 7圆4 is not fully capable to boot on UEFI environment. Then this test demonstrated Clover is capable to provide the required code and internal drivers to boot on UEFI environment a Windows PE.

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So when I used the phrase “words have meanings” to describe one side of a divide between people who use language to report facts, and people who use language to enact roles, was I strawmanning the other side? Everyone agrees that words have meaning they convey information from the speaker to the listener or reader.But it didn't work when I tried to UEFI boot a Win10 Pro 圆4 installed on my internal HD. Many common uses of language, including some perfectly legitimate ones, are not well-described by 'words have meanings.' For instance, people who try to use promises like magic spells to bind their future behavior don't seem to consider the possibility that others might treat their promises as a factual representation of what the future will be like. Some uses of language do not simply describe objects or events in the world, but are enactive, designed to evoke particular feelings or cause particular actions. Even when speech can only be understood as a description of part of a model of the world, the context in which a sentence is uttered often implies an active intent, so if we only consider the direct meaning of the text, we will miss the most important thing about the sentence. Some apparent uses of language’s denotative features may in fact be purely enactive. This is possible because humans initially learn language mimetically, and try to copy usage before understanding what it’s for.

Primarily denotative language users are likely to assume that structural inconsistencies in speech are errors, when they’re often simply signs that the speech is primarily intended to be enactive.

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