> Thank you all very much for your answers. I think the command > suggested by MagicFab is the one I am looking for: > > lshw -C cpu | grep width
This won't give more information than if the CPU is 32-bit or 64-bit. And it's not installed by default in Parabola (and doesn't seem available on mips64el). For "uname -m": x86 i?86 unless /proc/cpuinfo has lm in flags x86-64/amd64 x86_64 or i686 if /proc/cpuinfo has lm in flags MIPS mips* ARM arm* (* has the usual meaning of matching any text.) Wouldn't expect 32-bit systems being common on x86-64 CPUs, this is useful nearly only for nonfree kernel modules built only for 32-bit x86. I still don't believe that anyone reporting a non-x86 machine on h-node wouldn't know what CPU architecture it has (e.g. by choosing the installation media for it). (Or is there a free distro supporting multiple such architectures and being often preinstalled on non-x86 devices? Ones I know support MIPS and are only on a single device model From a single seller.)
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