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> (btw, the hypervisor node already supports faking other hypervisors with
>  its compatible string. You could specify "linux,kvm" first, and
>  "xen,xen" second, if you had the capability to emulate the later.)

I don't think that would be a good idea. You'd then have to ensure that
you have properties from both bindings (hoping they don't clash).

What's the guest meant to do if it recognises both strings?

Mark.