why wont my macbook pro mount my disc I have been using my macbook pro since 2013. Around early 2017 I got a 275gb crucial ssd and installed it. It was working fine until about a month ago my macbook would no longer turn on. Took it to the repair store and they told me the motherboard had to be replaced. After replacing the motherboard my mac no longer uses my ssd to start up. After starting in internet recovery mode I looked at disc utility. My macbook recognizes my ssd, and it even passes verify/repair checks. However it will not let me mount it. After pulling up the command line and running:

diskutil list


I see:

/dev/disc0
    #:         TYPE NAME                            SIZE       IDENTIFIER
    0:       GUID_PARTITION_SCHEME                  *275.1 GB    disc0
    1:       EFI                                    209.7 MB     disc0s1
    2:       7C3457EF-0000-11AA-AA11-00306543ECAC   274.9 GB     disc0s2


as well as a few other discs that seem to be other local storages (all &lt; 600KB)

I have tried running 

mount /dev/disc0


and gotten

mount: /dev/disc0: unknown special file or file system.


when i run:

mount force /dev/disc0


i get: 

mount: you must specify a filesystem type with -t.


So finally I try:

mount force -t /dev/disc0 and mount -t force /dev/disc0


and both return what seems to be a verbose/usage instruction message

Any ideas on what else i can do to get this disc to mount? It worked fine with the other motherboard! I'd like to avoid wiping it if i can but I am really not opposed to it as I backup most of my files to an external hard drive every now and then
Which part of the

mount: /dev/disc0: unknown special file or file system do you not understand.

7C3457EF-0000-11AA-AA11-00306543ECAC is unknown disk format it should be Apple_APFS or Apple_HFS

Hope you have a back up and can reformat the disk.