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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.