Well, I think I've tracked it down:

The VM can't be started and virsh shows the above mentioned error when the 
qcow2 disk source file is located in /etc (at least when in /etc/libvirt/qemu 
or /etc/network). So the following snipplet in the XML file triggers the error:
    <disk type='file' device='disk'>
      <source file='/etc/libvirt/qemu/infra01/disk0.qcow2'/>
      <target dev='hda' bus='ide'/>
    </disk>

While something like
   <disk type='file' device='disk'>
      <source file='/srv/cyt.ch/kvm/infra01/disk0.qcow2'/>
      <target dev='hda' bus='ide'/>
    </disk>
works like a charm.

Well, it's absolutely stupid to create disk files in /etc, I know. Was
triggered by simply running ubuntu-vm-builder from those directories
while not being fully awake...

Well, in the end I think it's a sysadmins decision where to put those
disk files. While /etc is really stupid, there might be some other
places "silently forbidden" by apparmor. I think while some more bugs
like this will be filed if there's no better error message... For this
reason, I'm leaving this bug open, even though it could be considered
invalid...

Well kern.log is quite quiet:
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 kernel: [84139.330434] type=1505 
audit(1267538034.463:52): operation="profile_remove" info="failed: profile does 
not exist" pid=11213 name=libvirt-009c6a05-d841-2b80-51ac-fc940f0000f4 
namespace=default

syslog is more verbose:
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 libvirtd: 14:53:54.226: error : 
virSecurityReportError:108 : error calling aa_change_profile()
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 libvirtd: 14:53:54.226: error : qemudSecurityHook:1790 : 
internal error Failed to set security label
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 libvirtd: 14:53:54.227: error : virExecDaemonize:678 : 
internal error Intermediate daemon process exited with status 1.
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 kernel: [84139.085901] device vnet2 entered promiscuous 
mode
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 kernel: [84139.086434] br_dmz: port 2(vnet2) entering 
learning state
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 kernel: [84139.114878] br_dmz: port 2(vnet2) entering 
disabled state
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 kernel: [84139.154409] device vnet2 left promiscuous mode
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 kernel: [84139.154413] br_dmz: port 2(vnet2) entering 
disabled state
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 libvirtd: 14:53:54.333: error : qemudReadLogOutput:816 : 
internal error Process exited while reading console log output
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 libvirtd: 14:53:54.333: error : qemudWaitForMonitor:1103 
: internal error unable to start guest: libvir: Security Labeling error : error 
calling aa_change_profile()#012libvir: QEMU error : internal error Failed to 
set security label#012
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 libvirtd: 14:53:54.471: error : virRun:833 : internal 
error '/usr/bin/virt-aa-helper -R -u 
libvirt-009c6a05-d841-2b80-51ac-fc940f0000f4' exited with non-zero status 1 and 
signal 0: libvir: error : internal error '/sbin/apparmor_parser -R 
/etc/apparmor.d/libvirt/libvirt-009c6a05-d841-2b80-51ac-fc940f0000f4' exited 
with non-zero status 234 and signal 0: /sbin/apparmor_parser: Unable to remove 
"libvirt-009c6a05-d841-2b80-51ac-fc940f0000f4".  Profile doesn't 
exist#012virt-aa-helper: error: failed to run apparmor_parser#012
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 libvirtd: 14:53:54.471: error : 
virSecurityReportError:108 : could not remove profile for 
'libvirt-009c6a05-d841-2b80-51ac-fc940f0000f4'
Mar  2 14:53:54 leo01 kernel: [84139.330434] type=1505 
audit(1267538034.463:52): operation="profile_remove" info="failed: profile does 
not exist" pid=11213 name=libvirt-009c6a05-d841-2b80-51ac-fc940f0000f4 
namespace=default


** Summary changed:

- starting second kvm guest created using ubuntu-vm-builder fails with 'could 
not remove profile'
+ starting kvm guest with disk file in /etc fails with apparmor error 'could 
not remove profile'

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starting kvm guest with disk file in /etc fails with apparmor error 'could not 
remove profile'
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/530400
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