Ubuntu ARM VM breaks after force-restarted

**Describe the issue**
I know that the issue is closed (referring to https://github.com/utmapp/UTM/issues/2682) but the solutions are scattered up and when I tried them, they all appear not working when I install a new copy of Ubuntu 20.04 ARM.

Here's the steps I've made (this is the normal run):
1. Boot from CD and completed the installation.
2. When the update step begins, it'll stop right in the path of unpacking files and won't do ANYTHING
3. Do a "cancel and reboot" option and it will appear a blinking line.
4. Force reboot and it'll appear the issue before.

NOTE: I would like to install Ubuntu Desktop. But that failed.

Here's the steps I tried.

- M1 Cap. is not the issue.
- Can boot into Console Only, but sadly unable to install the Desktop (see below). Also with the "Use Hypervisor" off, it'll work.
- Networking ain't working to ports.ubuntu.com either. Had major trouble editing the internet files.
- Don't know how to do via VLC.
- ran the `sudo fsck /dev/disk/by-label/` but appears locked. And even after that, it aborts.
- Never tried converting.
- Tried `sudo apt install linux-image-5.4.0-100-generic` but cannot connect to ports.ubuntu.com.
- Tried `fsck -y /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv` but either I typed it wrong or the command is not working (like it can't find it).
- Updated both QEMU and UTM to the latest version and it didn't work with normal settings. Never tried with the work-around.

Note that I'm using Emulated VLAN because I have Internet Sharing on.

**Configuration**
* UTM Version: 3.1.5
* QEMU: 6.2.0_1
* OS Version: 12.3
* Intel or Apple Silicon? Apple

**Crash log**
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**Debug log**
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**Upload VM**
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