Where do you think the user-configurable ones should be then? My
imagination fails me.
I'm thinking more and more that the facts that
1. you can specify custom up-down scripts in the -net kvm command
line
2. /etc/qemu* are symlinks that can be safely changed into custom
files (which won't get updated)
should suffice, and we just need a good place to document those. The
manpage, as edited for the ubuntu package?
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updating kvm overwrites /etc/qemu-if{up,down} scripts
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/639595
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