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I logged just to tell you that the chunk addresses of 0-19 for addressing 256 byte chunks only lets you use 5120 bytes, in other words that is about 1/1000 of 5MB.
I think a simple
Hard Drive Module
would allow for much more complex programming. I've come up with a simple spec for hard drives.Each hard drive is (unfourtunately not) 5 MB, (un) like the Model 9427H Hawk drive made by Control Data Corporation.
Request header
The drive is split into 256-byte chunks.
This is the header:
+-------+---------+------+
| Chunk | Address | Data |
+-------+---------+------+
NOTE: Each data segment is 2 bytes to comply with the TIS-3D computer standard, halving the address space
NOTE: Read or write operations are determined by which happens first.
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