Move Files To Phone?

[Mardoct]

No, not to the SDCard, to the Phone's internal memory. How do you do it?

My general desire is to put some files in /sdcard to /system/media/audio/ringtones

My phone's rooted, and I tried to move the files with root on a terminal emulator, but it said it's a read-only filesytem. Is there anyway to move the files over without editing /etc/fstab or whatever the android equivalent is?

[MotoMudder]

Need to adb push the files, but its a pointless operation. why take up system space with stuff you can just use from the sdcard?
want mp3/music as ringtones, search rings extended in the market

[Mardoct]

Found another way actually, can't believe I didn't think of it first. The phone's already rooted so I just popped up a terminal and remounted /system/ as read-write, so copying over was possible.

# mount -o rw,remount /system

The reason why I want it there is because I hate inconsistency, and so if I mounted the SDcard to write something to it it'd use default notification/ringtones, and it drove me insane. The two files were tiny anyways, and I'm not running out of memory on the internal storage either. Actually being able to read-write the /system/ directory saved more space then it used - I deleted the notifications and ringtones I never used, as well as cleaning out the amazon MP3 and Facebook apps I never used while I was there.

[Salku]

There is a program that even I use to have my ringtones in place. Droid Explorer its legit, free and also user friendly for rooted people