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Pillow on OSX arm64 #5276
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Hi. Part of the problem here is that Pillow hasn't yet uploaded arm64 wheels to PyPI. If you are interested in a quick and easy solution, I would recommend downloading the wheel from #5093 (comment), expanding, and then I would also like to point out though that "Python 3.8.7 is not yet fully supported on macOS 11 Big Sur." (and Python 3.8.8 says nothing new on that front) - so the official Python guideline would be to use Python 3.9 instead, as "3.9.1 is the first version of Python to support macOS 11 Big Sur." |
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I uninstalled pillow and reinstalled it from the above mentioned wheel. This time it worked. I think earlier, when I tried that I had my homebrew still installed under /usr/lib and the pillow of the wheel v.8.0.1 failed to install because I had pillow v.8.1.0 installed elsewhere. Thanks for your comments. now I wonder, if I should uninstall the manually installed libjpeg. Let's see. Thanks so far. |
How do I tell pip where Pillow needs to look for Pillow-Modules (like libjpeg, libtiff?)
I'm on OSX Big Sur, arm64 architecture and need Python 3.8 in order to run Keras.
As per instruction on the homebrew website I have installed python 3.8 and its packages into /opt/homebrew/lib/python3.8/
When I called Python with
I've got the following error message
now
brew install libjpeg
successfully installed libjpeg, but the error remained.
So I manually installed libjpeg to /usr/local/lib and it solved the problem.
Only for the next error to occur, which was a missing libtiff. Yet libtiff is allready brewed and installed at /opt/homebrew/Cellar/libtiff/4.2.0. Again it didn't an Pillow now throws this error on runtime:
How do I solve this beyond installing libtiff manually (because it goes on with further modules, doesn't it)?
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