Find if your Linux is 64 bit is by using:
`uname -m` tells only about the kernel, the userspace and distro can be still 32-bit. Similarly `lscpu` only tells what the CPU is capable of, not if OS, kernel and distro are 32 or 64 bit.
$getconf LONG_BIT`uname -m` tells only about the kernel, the userspace and distro can be still 32-bit. Similarly `lscpu` only tells what the CPU is capable of, not if OS, kernel and distro are 32 or 64 bit.
$file /lib/systemd/systemd$lscpu$uname -i$uname -m $dpkg --print-architecture 
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