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EISADMA=<Boolean> or <channel>,<size>
Default: 0,8; 1,8; 2,8; 3,8; 5,16w; 6,16w; 7,16w (Each pair goes
with its own EISADMA setting.)
Purpose: Specifies the mode of operation of an extended DMA channel
for Extended Industry Standard Architecture (EISA) machines
only. This setting's value can take one of two forms. If you
disable this setting, Windows will treat the machine as
non-EISA, therefore avoiding all EISA-related logic. You can
try disabling this switch if you cannot run Windows in 386
enhanced mode on your EISA machine. If you are using an
EISA machine, you can specify the default transfer size for
one or more DMA channels. The channels can operate in the
following modes: 8-bit (8), 16-bit specified in words (16w),
16-bit specified in bytes (16b), or 32-bit (32). If you are
not using an EISA machine, Windows will ignore this setting.
To Change: Use Notepad to edit the SYSTEM.INI file. |