I have a Pi B+, running Raspbian from a pre-installed NOOBS SD card. I have installed NTFS-3g and it is mounted. The label of the hard drive is "Storage". I know that I can navigate to it in File Explorer and then press F4 to open LxTerminal in that directory. File Explorer lists my Hard Drive as "/...

OK, after discovering that you download magnet links by right-clicking them, copying the link location and then pasting it into the Bit-Torrent client, I am now up and running

Thank you for your help people and hopefully this thread will help other people with the same question.

Update: I quickly realised that this is my router's I.P. and not my Pi's. After a quick search, I ran:

sudo ifconfig

and found the correct I.P. for my Pi, so I can now successfully connect to the web client.

I'll try carrying on with the tutorial now and will post back shortly.

Thank you for your reply. I ran a search for installing and setting up Transmission and managed to find: http://www.megaleecher.net/Transmission_Torrent_Client_On_Raspberry_Pi#axzz3G9fyZaI7 I followed the instructions and had to add SUDO to: chgrp debian-transmission /home/pi/incomplete and chgrp de...

OK, so no reply after 72 hours. Does anyone else care to take over and help me please? I'd prefer a GUI method, rather than a CLI method if possible.

OK, I created the folders mentioned using File Manager in the GUI/LXDE, instead of via the CLI and got as far as: So first of all download this files and save it on your computer, Now open the file with your favorite text editor . You will a long file with some stuff in it . Well all this stuff is w...

Hello I finally took the plunge and bought a Raspberry Pi B+ and a pre-installed NOOBS SD card earlier this week. It's been a steep learning curve but I have already learned so much. One thing I am struggling with though is how to set up my Pi to download torrents. I currently have a Raspberry Pi B+...