Mounting data partition + Finder issue

[Tex-Twil]

Hello,
I have now 2 disks in my MBP (SSD + HDD in Optibay). I want to use the HDD for data only storage and I would like to mount the disk in the folder

~/Data

So I created the dir and mounted the partition manually to test it :

sudo mount_hfs  /dev/disk1s2 /Users/me/Data/

It works but there is a little annoyance:
I open Finder and go to my Home dir. Now I enter the Data directory where my partition is mounted. First, the sidebar does not show now that I'm in my user directory. Now if I want to step one level up using Cmd + UpArrow, I do not go back to my home folder as expected but to a list of all my disks.

Is there a way to fix that ?

 

[simplebeep]

Unfortunately, the Finder is pretty unforgiving when it comes to mountpoints. I don’t have a drive to test this with, but try using something like this:

sudo mount_hfs -o nobrowse /dev/disk1s2 /Users/me/Data

When I use Disk Images in this way, the nobrowse option helps soothe the Finder’s surliness a bit. Or, you could try this diskutil command:

diskutil mount -mountPoint /Users/me/Data disk1s2

 

[Tex-Twil]

sudo mount_hfs -o nobrowse /dev/disk1s2 /Users/me/Data

This at least does not show it in the Finder's side bar.

but in both ways, the browsing of the mountpoint still has the behavior I mentioned.