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#7
If you want to read and write on your sd-card as uid:gid 29999:29999 (corresponding to user:users on your tablet) you might want to consider to mount your sd-card indirectly via nfs.

put this into /etc/exports on your pc
Code:
/media/nokiafake 127.0.0.1(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,anonuid=29999,anongid=29999,all_squash)
then you mount the sd-card (assuming it is assigned to /dev/sdc1) to /media/nokiafake

mount /dev/sdc1 /media/nokiafake

you don't have matching access right yet, but if you nfs-mount /media/nokiafake to /media/nokiareal

mount -t nfs localhost:/media/nokiafake /media/nokiareal

the ownership is set to 29999:29999, you can read and write...

ok, this is an ugly workaround but it seems to work here and can be simplified by putting a record into /etc/fstab.