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If you have to set a mode to make it so, it isn't.
by kick 7y ago
If you have to set a mode to make it so, it isn't.
- throwaheyy 7y agoNo, it is. An x86-64 CPU boots in 16-bit real mode. An explicit option has to be used to switch it to 64-bit long mode. That doesn’t mean that it’s not a 64-bit CPU.
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- wizzwizz4 7y agoWhen executed as /bin/sh, Bash enables POSIX mode automatically. /bin/bash isn't POSIX compliant by default, but /bin/sh symlinked to /bin/bash is, so you can be sure that #!/bin/sh will be POSIX-like even when implemented by Bash.