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arch prints the machine hardware architecture. On Linux this is the GNU coreutils command, equivalent to uname -m. There are no options other than --help and --version. Common outputs include: - x86_64: 64-bit Intel/AMD - aarch64 or arm64: 64-bit ARM - i686 or i386: 32-bit Intel - armv7l: 32-bit ARM - ppc64le: 64-bit PowerPC little-endian - riscv64: 64-bit RISC-V

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What is the arch command used for?

arch prints the machine hardware architecture. On Linux this is the GNU coreutils command, equivalent to uname -m. There are no options other than --help and --version. Common outputs include: - x86_64: 64-bit Intel/AMD - aarch64 or arm64: 64-bit ARM - i686 or i386: 32-bit Intel - armv7l: 32-bit ARM - ppc64le: 64-bit PowerPC little-endian - riscv64: 64-bit RISC-V

How do I run a basic arch example?

Run `arch` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.