Thanks, what mv cmd did you use? Seems like a lot of discussion on that, want to make sure I got mine right, because ls -l lists my files as still being from back in september. EDIT: So yes, what I had done wrong was copy the contents wrong. Double check your files with the 'vi' editor to make sure, it is possible you copied stuff wrong too. All the commands mentioned here are incorrect as far as what I tried. there is no mv -R in the system so when you just do mv usr/ / it say's "Can't remove 'usr/': It is a directory, as it should. So the next thing I tried is cp -R which indeed worked. Copy the usr directory into your base root via PC. This will be /home/user/MyDocs on the phone system. From terminal: gain devel-su cd /home/user/MyDocs cp -R usr/ / them rm -rf usr (!! MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN /home/user/MyDocs when you do this, not to delete you /usr. Double check your current path location by 'pwd' !!) to delete the now duplicate files which you initially transferred.