Kernel panic with Radeon HD 7750 passthrough

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I was able to passthrough a Radeon HD 7750 (Club 3D HD 7750 1GB) video card to
a KVM domain running Windows 7. The host is running stock Ubuntu 12.10.

I blacklisted the radeon driver in the host system and added intel_iommu=on to
the boot parameters. Then I added the devices (VGA and Audio) to the domain
definition: http://pastie.org/6109018

The performance is almost as good as with a native installation.

However, when I reboot the Windows 7 domain, it crashes to host (!) system.
I can see some error message in the kern.log seconds before the system reboots:
http://pastie.org/6109012

According to `virsh nodedev-list --tree` pcieport 0000:00:03.0 seems to be
"PCI Express Root Port 3" and is the parent of my video card.

Any ideas on how to fix this?

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