You are right. I was implying that libvirt in 10.10 would create proper configuration files and not have this bug, but I didn't verify that. The only thing that I could verify is that some images (32-bit guests) that used to work with /usr/bin/kvm in 10.04 stopped working in 10.10. In my case, replacing /usr/bin/kvm (which points to /usr/bin/qemu-system- x86_64) by /usr/bin/qemu fixed the problem.
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