arch is a rather simple command that displays the CPU architecture of your Chrome OS system. An alternative to this command is “uname -m”. A 32bit system architecture would return “x86” while a 64bit system would display “x86_64”. Typing in arch in your Linux shell would return the CPU architecture of your system.
$ arch
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