Hard Drive Error Message

Also, when you use a new external drive, make sure to first reformat it in a format that works in Mac OS X. You don't want to use NTFS for example which lots of external drives come formatted as. Reformat those as APFS (if they are SSD) or HFS+ (if they are oldfashioned spinning hard disks).

Apart from the permissions issues already mentioned, you really do not want to use characters like commas, colons, dashes, periods, etc. in folder names. Lightroom is VERY likely to choke on that. You have two such subfolder and even drive names in your path above that  are likely to get your machine thoroughly confused ("Ext. 6 - 8 TB" and "Paxon , C". Both of those can cause major issues depending on the way you have this external drive formatted. 

The latest MacOS update changed something in the security settings. The settings shown above are no longer enough. Go to MacOS 'System Settings - Security & Privacy' and add Lightroom Classic to "Full Disk Access". Click on the lock icon to unlock the settings, then click on the plus icon to add Lightroom Classic if it isn't already listed. If it is listed, then just enable the checkbox.

Check your Security & Privacy settings. They should look like this:

Please check if you have read / write access in the folder.

Open Finder and select the folder, then right mouse button and information.

At the end of this list you can see you user rigth, you must have full read / write rigths.

Ralf