@AvaCam use enough RAM until you start getting "page allocation
failure." messages in the system logs.

What is happening is that the network driver needs to have a free page
of RAM.  It also cannot wait around for a page to become free.  It can
however, try again later.  So if there are no free pages the network
driver aborts with a lengthy series of system log messages including
"page allocation failure" and the expects to try again later.  This
works great for, say, e1000, but virtio-net sometimes never gets the
retry correct and hangs instead.

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Title:
  Lost network in KVM VM / virtio_net page allocation failure

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