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  1. # Let's issue a uname -m command on 64-bit Linux
  2. $ uname -m
  3. x86_64
  4. # Let's launch a bash shell with an i386 architecture exposed to the process
  5. $ setarch i386 bash
  6. # Watch uname -m give us the exposed architecture, not the kernel architecture
  7. $ uname -m
  8. i686
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