Of course! I had even listed the directory contents so it was staring me in the face...

Okay, so done that, and tried to gzip it but got an invalid magic error.


Soooo instead I navigated to the directory that I previously unpacks psx4m into and tried to do ln -s psx4m /usr/bin/psx4m

only to be told that it already exists.

navigate to usr/bun and ls - yep it's there

try to chmod -x psx4m and I get an error saying no such file or directory...

EDIT********************************************** ***

Okay so I went into usr/bin and deleted psx4m, and then did

ln -s psx4m /usr/bin/psx4m

which worked okay

but now if I type psx4m -h I get

Too many levels of symbolic links

and if I try ./psx4m i get permission denied

I am stumped, but I'm learning a lot about using the terminal so...