Project Artemis

[misfire]

Sorry to disappoint you and probably some other people too, but there're some major changes in my private life (new job, moving to a new town) that cause me to temporarily stop working on Artemis. So don't expect anything to be released soon.

[Dastan]

Ok, good to know.

[magusneo]

about lightweight tcp/ip stack,anyone tried uIP?

[cosmito]

@ misfire
Good luck to your job. Let's hope there will be enough free time still

@all
BTW, what's the main reason for the PS2 network transfers being so slow? Is it only slow under ps2sdk or is it still under PS2 Linux also?

[Skandulous]

im still around good luck hit me up if you need help

[Lazy Bastard]

Heh, we can always use help. Even ideas, requests, etc are useful. But, thanks for showing support It's good just to keep reminding us that we have this project, heh.

[Dastan]

Yeah, I can't wait for this project to take shape... should we expect anything in January?

[Lazy Bastard]

Some very interesting developments seem to have begun a few days ago. I'll give more updates when things are concrete; you should enjoy them

[Dastan]

O_O Great news...

[misfire]

@ misfire
Good luck to your job. Let's hope there will be enough free time still

@all
BTW, what's the main reason for the PS2 network transfers being so slow? Is it only slow under ps2sdk or is it still under PS2 Linux also?

Network transfers are so slow because the I/O processor runs at only 36 MHz.

[cosmito]

Network transfers are so slow because the I/O processor runs at only 36 MHz.

I see, so it's running on the IOP side...

Wouldn't it be viable to do a network stack running entirely on the EE? I see the use of the IOP as to lighten the work over the EE and archive the best thing close to multitasking but I don't see this as mandatory for some application uses since the there is support for threads (although only cooperative multitasking) and interrupts...

[Lazy Bastard]

I've been quite busy with life lately, and immersed in books...thus, the "interesting changes" haven't been fleshed out yet. More news quite soon, I'd imagine.

[Lazy Bastard]

All right, it's official: http://gshi.org/vb/showthread.php?p=31246#post31246

Let's see if we can get this thing off the ground a little more!

[dlsmd]

any new news

[Lazy Bastard]

We have a couple of great graphics designers, and some fresh ideas for Artemis (specifically, a bounty system which will allow us to more efficiently offer programmers rewards for their individual efforts, which we will break down into milestones, such as "Dump memory from EE", etc, and ideas for a few minor functions). Nothing concrete has changed in the last few days.