@Max: most important is to isolate the component whose upgrade causes the regression for you. OVMF, QEMU, libvirt (possibly, but unlikely), and host kernel (=KVM). Once isolated, the component should be bisectable. See also LP#1723731 -- the issue you are seeing might be a duplicate. (I haven't commented on LP#1723731 because I totally don't have the time to guide a user through component isolation, feature removal / cmdline trimming, and bisection; sorry.) Either way I agree with @dannf that it should be discussed elsewhere. Thanks.
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