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<span style="font-size:12pt;margin:0px;color:black;background-color:rgb(255, 255, 255)" class="ContentPasted0">I tried resolving my problem with my colleagues but we have no idea what's missing here - in short: I have this device that uses a SIM card, want
to use the python qmi functions, but upon running the simple-tester-python file on it (it has python 3 and gobject-introspect, but no GTK* as I don't need it for my purposes) I get this:</span><br>
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Checked this<span class="ContentPasted2"> </span><i class="ContentPasted2">_init</i>__.py file and there is none there, but there is a .pyc version and the readable text there suggests GTK 3.0 is required? </div>
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Is there a way to run libqmi without GTK if that even is the problem as to why Namespace Qmi is not available?</div>
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Abrites - Internal Use<br>
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