Found a new version of Fast Hack'em to add to the collection.

Fast Hack'em v3.0a for the Commodore 64 - Another version of the famous copier by the Basement Boys.

(c)1985.86 by the Basement Boys Software - Written by Mike J. Henry... need I say more? If you don't know what this is, you don't deserve to own a Commodore 64.

(c)1986,87 Basement Boys Software - One of the best ever disk copiers. Supports dual 1541's and the MSD SD-2 Dual Drive. Also Supports the C128.

(c)1986 Basement Boys Software - This is disk 2 (or side b) of Fast Hack'em v5.0a. This side is all parameters.

Fast Hack'em v6.00 for the Commodore 64 - Another version of the famous copy software by the Basement Boys.

Fast Hack'em v9.00 released by IKARI in 1988 - Another version of this great copier.  This one is PAL fixed so yay?!?

Fast Hack'em v9.5a by Mike J. Henry and the Basement Boys is I believe the last version of the awesome Commodore 64 copying arsenal.

Fast Hack'Em v9.9a (Mike J. Henry / Basement Boys) - Fixed, patched and updated by Joe Bunt, 2022. 

It's pretty amazing the lengths our fellow Commodore(ian) went through to fix issues and bugs from various versions of Fast Hack'Em, to finally put together this version which is believed to be bug free.  Please check out the extended description to see Joe's comments about the process and updates he's applied.

FBackup v2.5 for the Commodore 64 is a 70 second full disk single drive copier by Thomas Templemann.

Written by Thomas Tempelmann and released on March 3rd, 1984. FCOPY will make a full disk copy in three minutes..

* In CPU Magazine Issue #6 (Page 10) there is an interesting letter by Mr. Templemann about his programming career after FCopy.

By Thomas Templemann, FCOPY is one of my favorite copiers because it has such a cool interface. I love being able to see the track and sector status as it copies.

* In CPU Magazine Issue #6 (Page 10) there is an interesting letter by Mr. Templemann about his programming career after FCopy.

Fcopy v4.1 by Radwar/TLC.  This version of Fcopy apparently works with Dolphin DOS.

This copier is written specifically for the Commodore 64 Flash 8 accelerator.  The 1 Meg version of the Flash 8 is required.

Gauntlet Copier / Eastenders Cracking Crew.

Gemini v2.0 by Final Source Software (1984) - This is a three minute backup copier that is a bit finiky.  It won't work properly in VICE or on my Ultimate 64, but it works fine on a real Commodore 64, I think it has something to do with the drive detection. 

I was asked to remove this download by Jim Drew.

Although named "German" FastBack, the program is completely English. This copier claims to backup a disk in 3 swaps and formats as it goes.

Packed & auto-turbo'd by Joe Forster/STA on 12-06-92. Hack'em Copies is a singe or dual drive fast copy and nibbler.

Kracker Jax Elite v2 is a set of copiers for particular games.  See the screenshot to see which games apply.

Not a nibbler, not for copy protected disks.  Kracker Jax Fast Copy is just that, a fast disk copier with a nice clean easy to understand interface.

If you can't copy it with a nibbler, then you need a patch to either re-create the protection on your copied disk or fix the program code so it doesn't look for the protection.

If you can't copy it with a nibbler, then you need a patch to either re-create the protection on your copied disk or fix the program code so it doesn't look for the protection.

If you can't copy it with a nibbler, then you need a patch to either re-create the protection on your copied disk or fix the program code so it doesn't look for the protection.

If you can't copy it with a nibbler, then you need a patch to either re-create the protection on your copied disk or fix the program code so it doesn't look for the protection.

If you can't copy it with a nibbler, then you need a patch to either re-create the protection on your copied disk or fix the program code so it doesn't look for the protection.

If you can't copy it with a nibbler, then you need a patch to either re-create the protection on your copied disk or fix the program code so it doesn't look for the protection.

If you can't copy it with a nibbler, then you need a patch to either re-create the protection on your copied disk or fix the program code so it doesn't look for the protection.

Kracker Jax Shotgun II is one of the best full disk nibble copiers there ever was for the C64. On top of being able to copy out past track 35, it also had density detection.

This archive was updated on 1-29-2023 because the original upload was not fully working.  All fixed.

Magic Copy is a dual drive disk copier for the Commodore 64.

Master Copy v2.0 - Originally released in 1988, this version was released in April 1990 sporting improvements by SID of the group ROLE.  Besides being an extremely fast single drive copier, this also sports the ability to copy only selected tracks and supports up to track 40.  Although it appears to only support a single drive, you can at least select the drive number you want to work with in case you have multiple drives.

Mastercopy by Gizmosoft is not just a disk copy program, it can also copy from tape to disk or disk to tape, even tape to tape.

This is version 5.04 of the Maverick Upgrades & Goodies.  Many great tools on here for your copying pleasure.

Maverick was another one of the really great disk copying arsenals for the Commodore 64. This archive contains two disk images (side 1 and 2).

Cracked by Commander Data on April 22nd, 1988 - MFM copier is a tool for copying PC floppies on a 1571 disk drive. This was apparently part of the Kracker Jax Tools.

1985 Eurosystems - Nybble Master is a full disk nibbler with multi drive support, tracks > 35, half tracks and multiple retries.

Omni Clone by Thomas Czarnecki is a full disk copier.  It's pretty simple, but it does provide a verify function.

Parallel Copy v4.0 is a full disk copier that REQUIRES at least a 256k RAM expansion.

This archive has a collection of disk copiers that work with the hardware based parallel cables.  In particular, this archive contains - 21 Second Backup v1, v1.5, v2.0, v2.0+, v3, v4, v4.1 and Burst Nibbler v1.0, v1.1, v1.2, v1.4, v1.5, v1.6, v1.7, v1.8 and v1.9

Written by Will Corley in 1987, Puma 1541 is a two drive disk copier.

Quick Copy is a full disk copier that will work with drives other then 8, but it looks like it's still a single drive copier.  I don't believe this program is related to Quickcopy v2.0.

Written in 1984 by H. Gerloff and cracked by Antiram and GCS. Quickcopy is a single drive (Device 8) copier with both quick and nibbler modes.

Quickcopy v2.1 is a complete rewrite of v2.0 for Professional 1571 DOS.  So this copier works with the 1571 drive in 64-mode.

RAMBoard Utilities is a disk copier that works in conjunction with the RAMBoard hardware add-on for the 1541/1571 floppy drive. 

1982 - Written by Michael Schaff for Commodore Business Machines, released on July 27th, 1982. Single Disk Backup is a single disk copier for use with the C64 and 1541 Disk Drive.

Written by Michael Schaff and v1.1 modified by James Augie. Single Disk Backup is a fine program for copying unprotected disks, but the interface is annoying because you have to know what the command keys are and there is no built-in help. The "B" key is for BAM copy and "D" is for Direct copy. Not sure of the other commands.

Single-Disk Backup by Joe Schey is not only a full disk copier for the Commodore 64, it can also copy single or multiple files using a single drive, not having to copy all the tracks & sectors just to move a few files.

Sir Nibbler II by Wizard - Here we have a full disk copier / nibbler with the interesting ability to not only select tracks above the normal 35 (up to 40) but also to select the starting track. 

Slow But Certain Copier by Shift-Soft, released in 1988.  This is a feature packed copier that can do up to track 40 including half-tacks.  It can also do a specific range or tracks and you can set retries if your disk is questionable.

Fixed by Lord Crucifier. This is a dual drive copier with a name that probably perfectly describes itself. If you were going to spend the time "fixing" a copier named Suck Copy, wouldn't you at least change the name to "Sucks a little less copier"?