I have a machine on my network that I can only access through ssh, and I want to see if it'll support a 64-bit OS (currently running linux, but I don't know which). Any ideas how to accomplish this through terminal command/s? thanks.
LINUX – how can I detect CPU architecture through terminal
32-bit64-bitArchitecturelinuxssh
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Best Answer
cat /proc/cpuinfo
look for the 'lm' flag, it means 'long-mode' i.e. 64-bit capable.