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To find out the architecture of a Linux system, you can use the arch
or uname
command.
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arch |
This command will return the architecture of the Linux system, such as x86_64
for a 64-bit system or i686
for a 32-bit system.
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uname -m |
This command will display the machine hardware name, which indicates the architecture. Common values include x86_64
for 64-bit systems, i686
for 32-bit systems, and armv7l
for ARM-based systems.
Additionally, you can also use the file
command on certain executable files to determine the architecture:
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file /bin/bash |
This command will display information about the file, including the architecture for which it is compiled. Replace /bin/bash
with the path to any other executable file if needed.
These commands will provide you with the architecture information about your Linux system.