From: nospam.Dan.Clough@f1.n770.z15354.fidonet.org   
      
   -=> Adam Funk wrote to All <=-   
      
    AF> I have a Pi 4 B that I use headlessly over SSH. I can't remember   
    AF> whether I installed the 32-bit or 64-bit OS on it, but different   
    AF> commands found on the web give different results.   
      
    AF> $ uname -m   
    AF> aarch64   
      
    AF> $ getconf LONG_BIT   
    AF> 32   
      
    AF> $ dpkg --print-architecture   
    AF> armhf   
      
    AF> Which one is right?   
      
   On my Pi4B, which I know has a 64-bit OS installed, I get:   
      
   $ uname -m   
   aarch64   
      
   $ getconf LONG_BIT   
   64   
      
   dpkg --print-architecture   
   arm64   
      
   So.... I'd say you have a 32-bit OS installed.   
      
   The "uname -m" reports on the device HARDWARE, not software/kernel, so   
   your results make sense.   
      
      
      
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