Aperture Relocation problem

I have about 160GB of photos in my Aperture library and I am trying to relocate the masters on to an external hard drive (named as Aperture Back Ups). However, the following message keeps popping up. " Error while relocating (“Aug_5 057.jpg” couldn’t be moved because you don’t have permission to access “Aperture Back Ups”.) " I have already formatted the external drive and changed the permissions to read and write by everyone. Does anyone have any idea where I went wrong? Thanking in advance.

leonieDF, that thread you quoted has to do with network attached storage (NAS), not external drives generally.
Apple has advised against using anything other than a locally mounted hard drive for Aperture. This is not a Lion issue.
Fortunately, Easygoingchap plans to use his external drive, not NAS.
Here is the Apple advice dated May 2010
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3252
In part it reads "Also, it is strongly recommended that the Aperture library be stored on a locally mounted hard drive. Storing the Aperture library on a network share can also lead to poor performance, data corruption, or data loss."
PS Some people assume they can get away with having the Masters on NAS, so long as the library is not. I don't see the logic in this theory.
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