As an aside...
Never forget that hardware vendors _always_ want their latest stuff to
the default <whatever>. :)
In the grand scheme of things, I really don't see why we need to rush
into anything, on the PCI MSI front. Support exists. Drivers work
as-is today. Is it terribly urgent to default PCI MSI on in
pci_enable_device()?
Things are still shaking out with regards to broken devices, and broken
system chipsets.
Jeff
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