PREPARE doesn't create sub directories

Hi,
I am trying to upgrade BW 3.0 to 3.5. I copied latest R3up into the /usr/sap/put/bin directory and tried to run R3up . It created an empty log subdirectory, but no other subdirectories such as ua, tools etc were not created. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sam

Eskay,
I had similar problem, as I was using different ftp utility. This utility is converting all Upper case letters to lower case, and Prepare program did not recognize the lower case directory names or program names. I copied CDs again using WinSCP utility and resolved the problem.
Sam

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