Macintosh HD(disk0s2) won't mount

I did a mistake in terminal with diskutil and i unmounted my disk0 which is the OS partition and when i rebooted the system,the os didn't come up.i tried cmd+r and gone to the internet recovery and there i tried to mount the disk0s2(which my OS and my data is there) from terminal(with "diskutil mount" and "diskutil mountdisk") but i couldnt mount it.i tried"fsck -fy".I searched a lot but i got nothing. is there anyway to mount the disk0s2 ? if there isn't , is there anyway to rescue my data from the disk0s2 and then reinstall OS ?

MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch,Early 2015), macOS Sierra (10.12.3)

Posted on Feb 21, 2017 11:14 AM

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Posted on Feb 22, 2017 3:15 AM

If you've only 1 partition and don't have the EFI (boot disk0s1) partition, you've probably removed it with your commands in terminal.


When booted in macOS Recovery, run Disk Utility > First Aid on the disk to see what it can do or not.


If that doesn't help, if available, boot from an external disk and try to mount your internal disk to backup your data.


If you don't have a bootable external disk, you can install macOS Sierra on an external disk, then boot from that disk and hope you can mount your internal disk from there to backup your data.

See the procedure for it on: How to set up and use an external Mac startup disk - Apple Support

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Feb 22, 2017 3:15 AM in response to sanhood

If you've only 1 partition and don't have the EFI (boot disk0s1) partition, you've probably removed it with your commands in terminal.


When booted in macOS Recovery, run Disk Utility > First Aid on the disk to see what it can do or not.


If that doesn't help, if available, boot from an external disk and try to mount your internal disk to backup your data.


If you don't have a bootable external disk, you can install macOS Sierra on an external disk, then boot from that disk and hope you can mount your internal disk from there to backup your data.

See the procedure for it on: How to set up and use an external Mac startup disk - Apple Support

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Feb 21, 2017 2:11 PM in response to sanhood

Try using Disk Utility to repair disk from macOS Recovery, see paragraph "Use the utilities in macOS Recovery" on About macOS Recovery - Apple Support


If that doesn't help, you can re-install macOS without removing your data, see paragraph "If you're reinstalling for other reasons" on How to reinstall macOS - Apple Support

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