By default sysmount supports loop devices. In sci. We don't use them and for kernel 6.x the code does
not compile anymore and fails with: ```enum(unnamedat/usr/include/linux/loop_h_16_1)" is not a valid Ident```
Newer distros e.g TW, Lobster, rawhide .... uses kernel 6.x and there the rust loop feature in sys_mout no longer
compiles. As it's a code path we never use, the disabling of the feature only has positive effects, less dependencies,
smaller binary size, compiles on kernel 6.x based distros
By default sysmount supports loop devices. In sci. We don't use them and for kernel 6.x the code does not compile anymore and fails with: ```enum(unnamedat/usr/include/linux/loop_h_16_1)" is not a valid Ident```
Newer distros e.g TW, Lobster, rawhide .... uses kernel 6.x and there the rust loop feature in sys_mout no longer compiles. As it's a code path we never use, the disabling of the feature only has positive effects, less dependencies, smaller binary size, compiles on kernel 6.x based distros