@massey101 If you give me information on the read/write commands, I can make you a hard drive. Do you mean bits? Because I was thinking "336 bits won't fit"
UPDATE: I have fixed the timing issue, the computer was just going too fast for its own good :D Although this means that the keyboard Green/Red will be out of wack but hey.
@UBERNESS Its not 336 bits o.O it is 4 bits, the details should be going on the wiki very soon, but I will give it to you anyway: (Top to Bottom) Position IN (4 bit) tells where to read from) Data Out (4 bit) Kinda self explanitory Clock IN (1 bit) IDK why I included this but It could come in handy, it should continuously send the data out of the hard drive. However make you hard drive with Read/Write Capabilities so that programs can be coded onto it (like the PCL Computer). I will be adding the Read/Write Soon to the Port so watch out for it!
EDIT: I might just merge the IDE and DDR Ports together because they are the same :D
@Mur Do not include the display in my noteableness... (if thats a word)
@massey101 You mean bits instead of bytes. "2. The Hard Drive is split into "sectors" where each sector is 14 bytes and 0000 will jump down a sector and 1111 will jump up a sector. Using this method about 42 bytes could fit inside the hard drive using my current RAM design. However this makes it difficult as the File System will not support files above 14 bytes."
Making a 8X42 Solid State Stack takes up allot of room. Other than that are you going to use my NEO CPU 2
You will see that previously I have pointed out that a byte in this case is 4 bits because that is how the information is stored. So it will be a 3x14x4 Solid state stack.
And yes U will use the NEO CPU 2 :D I just haven't gotten around to it, I might implement it in my PCL++ for this computer because once its ready for PCL++ I can easily implement it into other things, at the moment I am resting :D