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 > There is this function.  It does save the table, I haven't
 > looked closely enough yet to know if it saves all of the
 > other details yet.

OK, fair enough, I missed that call to pci_save_msix_state() in
pci_save_state().  Yeah, I guess it's close to working.

 - R.