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1.uname command

The uname-a command can directly display the commands of the Linux system architecture and can work in almost all Linux/Unix systems.

2.dpkg command

The dpkg command, which can be used to see whether the Debian/ Ubuntu operating system is 32-bit or 64-bit, is only available for Debian-and Ubuntu-based Linux distributions.

Execute the following command in the terminal:

Dpkg-print-architecture

Output amd64 if the current Linux is 64-bit and i386 if it is 32-bit.

3.getconf command

The getconf command is mainly used to display the configuration of system variables, and we can also use the following parameters to view the Linux system architecture:

Getconf LONG_BIT

4.arch command

The arch command is mainly used to display the operating system architecture type, which is very similar to the uname-m command. If the output is x86664, it is represented as a 64-bit system, and if the output i686 or i386 is represented as a 32-bit system.

5.file command

The file command can be used with the special parameter / sbin/init to view the system architecture type (/ sbin/init is linked to / lib/systemd/systemd in Ubuntu 15.10):

File / sbin/init

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