Project Artemis

[dlsmd]

In this month, maybe in next, the gui would be finished. Probably this bring more users. More interesting of project. Artemis is a milestone which will be using a years after PS2 death.
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i think this is the main reason why Artemis is not to well accepted as of yet

[kh2k4]

I want to sorry for not helping in terms of testing games for compatibly and producing new codes but I broke my ps2 a while back http://www.gshi.org/vb/showthread.php?t=3738
and I suffered a HDD failure last week so I lost most of my stuff, please I'm begging you don't stop developing this already great tool as somebody has already said I agree that I think the fact it doesn't have a GUI yet turns people away, I also think it would be a good idea to post active code videos on youtube to show what can be hacked to drum up interest and inspire people to hack themselves also post you codes on multiple websites like CMP and codetwink as people outside this site won't know about your hacked codes.

[Ishtar]

I hope development of Artemis continues the progress so far in such a short time has been amazing!

I also think more advertising and a GUI version will help get a lot more people to use Artemis...

[Ace]

Sad to see you go, Misfire. I believe your work was more appreciated than you think it was...
I hope you decide to drop back by and assist in the development of Artemis when your IRL issues are resolved.

[Viper187]

I hope somebody is going to keep on it. I won't be happy til we can do read/write breakpoints. Plus, we kind of need the ability to write RAM remotely again, since someone broke it at some point.

[misfire]

Last night I finally found the time to finish the renaming/move of my Artemis development branch to ps2rd. The new project site is https://bitbucket.org/misfire/ps2rd/. I decided to simply rename the old repository to keep the issue database, followers, etc. I also created an intermediate version 0.4.2 of ps2rd to give people something to download with the new name. No bug fixes or new features.

I really don't know when I can return to actual development. It's true that Jimmi and I achieved a lot in the last months, and that it would certainly be a mistake to stop at this point. But as indicated earlier, I got some real life problems that need to be solved first.

Anyway, thank you for all comments on the break. This really means a lot to me.

[VisitntX]

Misfire, I give you the thanks for your work and your time. And I hope for all your problems to be resolved. I really appretiate all what the team did. Hope Jimmi doesn't lose hope on Artemis as we will keep our faith on the project.

[Igbaäl]

Thank you !

First of all, we ALL must thank you.
No matter what will happen, you have done an amazing work !

You're wondering about the project.
Is it useless ? Am I wasting my time ? Does someone know all the work I've done ?
If I die *now*, who will remember my name ?

Why have you started this project ?
Are you proud of it ?

>YES, you have to be proud !

Don't leave us thinking you have lost your time, it's false.

Thanks to you, many people can hack PS2 cheats and more (for instance studying PS2 programming, networking...etc) and do what they like.


To everybody : please don't blame him.
We all know that there is a *real* life.
Take care of you, you have 1 life (before Game Over ^^)


We can't give up. All those efforts for... nothing ?
Please, please don't delete all.
The project will probably evolve slower than before but it does not matter.


I'm not a 'regular' (at all) developper but I think I'm right.
So thank you, see you soon and take care

NB : Hoping my english is understandable

[Hacc]

I hope everything works out for you, misfire.

Your work is appreciated. I have been unable to test Artemis out due to a broken PS2 (power ribbon detached), but that will change in the near future. I'm sure a lot of people are interested in the project, its just getting the necessary items to run the software that is stopping them. The lack of a GUI might also be the reason. Some people need visual stimulation in order to do/use something, rather than do it mentally.

As for the reason on doing it, do it for you before thinking about anybody else. That might sound harsh, but you have to be that way sometimes. Some people want this or that, but don't want to take the time out to get it for themselves. If it's useful for you, it will eventually be useful for another. If code X is not hacked, then it might never be. Personally, I hack for myself. Requesting X code over the years and never seeing anything can be aggravating.

Like I said before, your work is appreciated. From your helpful docs on XploderFreax to Artemis, you have helped the scene a lot.

[toto67]

thank you misfire.

for your work at xploderfreax and project artemis but most for your sentence "hacking needs to be free"

for me it means we need to be free do things we decide to do and it is not depending from others or what they think about it.

if others like what you do it is a great gift but it is more important you like what you do.

freedom is the abillity to decide what we want to do and to do it with the bottom of our hearts.

i hope things in real live will clear up for you and you find the freedom to do things you like to do for you.

[tomleiberman]

I think Artemis is a GREAT endeavor that should be kept going, there are many games for which I would love to eventually be able to hack my own codes for so you guys wouldn't have to do all the work. LB, Jimi, misfire and all the other developers have done such a AWESOME job so far and I know you guys will only discover more ways to make Artemis better and your work will not be in vain. This a breakthrough that will help many, including myself to hack their own codes. Thanks so much for everything and keep up the good work. If you need a break for awhile thats fine, then just refocus and get to it. I know you guys can do it!

[LiquidManZero]

Despite Artemis being incomplete, it's rather an impressive piece of software.

[DarkSerge]

Despite Artemis being incomplete, it's rather an impressive piece of software.

I agree and like to see it continue myself...

[James0x57]

Best of luck with the outside world, misfire.

I have zero time in my last year of college and can't help myself but I'd really hate to see Artemis die..
It's awesome, I'm looking forward to it!

[misfire]

Well, Jimmi and I found some time to develop version 0.5 of ps2rd. In this release, we significantly improved network transfer rates and game compatibility by optimizing/replacing code on the IOP side.

So the good news are that ps2rd isn't dead, but there will be a longer-than-usual release cycle.

See my blog entry: http://debugon.org/2009/12/ps2rd-0-5/