Should the cache line size of a PCI device be set by the system BIOS, the linux kernel, or by the device driver? My device currently has the cache line size set to 0 on my mips box. Is this a bug with the BIOS or should I be setting this myself. If I should be setting this myself, what is the best strategy to determine what the cache line size should be? Right now the best I can do is mimic the PCI configuration space of my x86 box, but I'm not sure if this is the best way to go or not. The same thing goes for latency timer. Thanks for any help, Jon
