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Docs: Raspberry Pi 5 should take the aarch64 wheel; reports welcome - #11
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The aarch64 wheels have run on a Raspberry Pi 4 and a Pi 3 B+. A Pi 5 runs the same 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS, so it should install the same wheel, but nobody has tested one. The platform docs say so and ask Pi 5 owners to report what worked.
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The aarch64 wheels have run on a Raspberry Pi 4 and a Pi 3 B+. A Pi 5 runs the same 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS, so pip should pick the same wheel there, but nobody has tested one. The platform docs now say that and ask Pi 5 owners to open an issue saying what worked. Docs only.