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So to ensure a QEMU is started with migration compatible features
will still require teaching libvirt about every single feature
that has a host kernel dependancy, so libvirt (or the app using
libvirt) knows to turn this off. This is alot more work for both
libvirt & the mgmt app, than having QEMU provide the generic
"platforms" concept which is extensible without needing further
work outside QEMU.

With regards,
Daniel
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