Hi, I found a similar problem with a Debian Jessie VM with kernel
3.16.0-4-686-pae, so the situation may not be completely applicable to
Ubuntu 16.04, but I think it may help.
I found that unloading just the virtio_net module before rebooting made
the kernel panic not happen (no need to change NIC driver to Intel).
So as a temporary workaround, if your VM network interface is eth0, you
may make its entry in /etc/newtwork/interfaces look like this:
iface eth0 inet dhcp
pre-up modprobe virtio_net
post-down modprobe -r virtio_net
This worked for me and can be done completely inside of the VM.
I hope that this issue gets fixed since it may be a showstopper for
remotely managed VMs. Thanks!
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