Arch Gallery Image gets borked after a pacman update

**Describe the issue**
After running pacman -Syu to update the image from the gallery, multiple things are borked, including network - the only interface left available is loopback.

**Configuration**
* UTM Version: 3.1.5 (this is the latest version that can be tested, as anything later than 3.1.5. won't even boot the gallery image - dies with a stack trace).
* macOS Version: 12.5
* Mac Chip (Intel, M1, ...): M1

**Crash log**
If the app crashed, you need a crash log. To get your crash log, open Console.app, go to `Crash Reports`, and find the latest entry for either UTM, QEMU, QEMUHelper, or qemu-\*. Right click and choose `Reveal in Finder`. Attach the report here.

**Debug log**
I can't provide a dmesg - as I no longer have network to transfer it to my host.

**Upload VM**
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ConfigurationVersion
2
Debug

DebugLog


Display

ConsoleBackgroundColor
#000000
ConsoleFont
Menlo-Regular
ConsoleFontSize
12
ConsoleOnly

ConsoleTextColor
#ffffff
ConsoleTheme
Default
DisplayCard
virtio-ramfb
DisplayDownscaler
linear
DisplayRetina

DisplayUpscaler
linear

Drives


DriveName
drive0
ImagePath
Image.gz
ImageType
kernel
InterfaceType



DriveName
drive1
ImagePath
initramfs-linux.img
ImageType
initrd
InterfaceType



DriveName
drive2
ImagePath
disk.qcow2
ImageType
disk
InterfaceType
virtio


DriveName
drive2C32EE2A-9317-4354-B203-AE9C3B79C158
ImagePath
efi_vars.fd
ImageType
none
InterfaceType



Info

Icon
arch-linux
IconCustom

Notes
Username: root
Password: root

Input

InputLegacy


Networking

NetworkCard
rtl8139
NetworkCardMAC
4A:D6:0A:8B:0D:BB
NetworkMode
emulated

Printing

Sharing

ClipboardSharing

Usb3Support

UsbRedirectMax
3

Sound

SoundCard
ac97
SoundEnabled


System

AddArgs

-append "root=/dev/vda rw"

Architecture
aarch64
BootDevice

BootUefi

CPU
default
CPUCount
0
ForceMulticore

ForcePS2Controller

JITCacheSize
0
MachineProperties
highmem=off
Memory
2048
RTCUseLocalTime

RngEnabled

SystemUUID
E3459327-D6AC-409C-ABCA-08EAAC345F57
Target
virt
UseHypervisor

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