The Python 3.7 wheel is aarch64 instead of armv6l + armv7l. This is most likely due to 64-bit kernel being used on RPi 4 by default since recent Linux 6.1.
I mentioned it already here: https://github.com/piwheels/piwheels/pull/328#issuecomment-1518890850
AFAIK, this is a naming bug in pip and the wheel is actually 32-bit ARM (there shouldn't be any 64-bit toolchain or headers installed), but pip seems to not fully correctly handling the case of a 64-bit kernel running on a 32-bit OS/userland.
To solve this, arm_64bit=0 needs to be added to config.txt to enforce usage of the 32-bit kernel.
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The Python 3.7 wheel is
aarch64instead ofarmv6l+armv7l. This is most likely due to 64-bit kernel being used on RPi 4 by default since recent Linux 6.1.I mentioned it already here: https://github.com/piwheels/piwheels/pull/328#issuecomment-1518890850 AFAIK, this is a naming bug in
pipand the wheel is actually 32-bit ARM (there shouldn't be any 64-bit toolchain or headers installed), butpipseems to not fully correctly handling the case of a 64-bit kernel running on a 32-bit OS/userland.To solve this,
arm_64bit=0needs to be added toconfig.txtto enforce usage of the 32-bit kernel.EDIT: Fix has been added to https://github.com/piwheels/piwheels/pull/328.