Permission denied on Transmission and a new EXT4 pendrive

[DBMandrake]

@Luisiroth

I have a little extra work due to the pendrive deleting the permissions everytime I plug it

I don’t see why this would happen. Nothing is changing the permission of ext4 drives when they are connected.

@Luisiroth

(if I try to reboot with the pendrive connected it gives me a kernel panic, so I unplug it everytime).

Looking at your screen shot this is because you are using a USB install so when you have two USB drives connected the Kernel does not know which one is your root partition and chooses the wrong one. Please see the following post for the solution to that:

Kernel panic with external hdd's connected

Thanks. I was going to reply with an image of the error but Mobrockers beat me to it. The PARTUUID line in my /boot/cmdline.txt fixes the error. For anyone wondering, my /boot/cmdline.txt now looks like this: root=PARTUUID=000f07e3-01 rootfstype=ext4 rootwait quiet osmcdev=rbp2 Got the PARTUUID like this: osmc@osmc:~$ blkid /dev/sda1 /dev/sda1: UUID="5d31425a-288e-4963-be07-534286b8ec2e" TYPE="ext4" PARTUUID="000f07e3-01" Think I was confused as I seem to remember something about UUID supp…