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how to find If my linux OS is 64 bit or 32 bit system

I know how to do in Solaris.
Is there a command similar to solaris'?


I am looking for a quick answer here, that's why I offer 250 pts.
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Just where exactly does it show the bit info?
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To display specific info about the cpu try
x86info -a
If you get "command not found" message it means either you don't have this binary on your system, or the path is different.
download x86info from  
http://sourceforge.net/projects/x86info/
hope it will work