uname -m will give you the architecture type, so presumably you could
incorporate this in an 'if' clause.
Ben Thorp
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Hi,
Do any of you know if there are ways in a shell script (be it bash or ksh)
to select on architecture ?
Like : if i'm on this type of machine than i use this bit, otherwise i do
that ?
Thank you,
Elise
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