I managed to crash my hard drive.  With the VHDL designs and DEXT Meteor schematics.

Sooo.... That really sucks.  I hadn't backed up the data, but I realized there were older copies of the CPU designs on my other drive, in my desktop computer.  It turns out the older CPU is actually faster (with less features however), by about 2 ns.  When your FPGA project is running at 100Mhz though, that's a big difference. 

The hard drive is probably toast, but I will rebuild!!! I will never surrender... XD

[edit] - I am going to use this terrible occurrence as an oppertunity to more easily upgrade the CPU.  It will have a higher bus width and less states per instruction, so a higher instruction throughput. I don't know what I am going to do about the missing schematics yet though...