x & y axis doesn't move

linuxcnc 2.5.2(2.5.3) on D525MW w/ 5i25 & 7i76
and samsung servo motor for each axis.
I was working on very basic configuration.
not that big problem for make 3 axis move before this problem..
the situation I got is
z axis still can move but x, y axis doesn't move..I didn't change anything.
I made connection directly to computer via smartjog program.
In smartjog program make all 3 axis move via jog button but I couldn't make x & y axis move in linuxcnc and pncconf.
In this situation which point I have to check first? I'm so embarrassed..

Do the X and Y DRO readouts change when you jog X or Y?
How are the drives enabled?

you mean when I jog X or Y in linuxcnc? yes. DRO read outs changed.

I couldn't understand 'how are the drives enables?' means..I'm super newbie.

Looks like you have a step/dir driven servo system.
The motor drives will have an input that needs to be
driven to enable the drives. (when not enabled they will not respond to
step/dir inputs and the motor shafts will be free turning)
This enable signal should come from the interface hardware and
be controlled by linuxcnc

Another possible cause of no motion,
(assuming the step/dir inputs are wired correctly)
is that the drives are not configured for step/dir position mode control.

yes. step/dir driven servo system.
x, y, z axis are all under the same condition and
only z axis could controlled by linuxcnc w/5i25 & 7i76.
It's very odd to me.
I couldn't find any option like enable signal in pncconf..
please let me know about setting up for enable signal in 5i25&7i76 situation.

thanks a lot.

normally in your hal file you would have

axis.0.amp-enable-out
linked to the X axis enable hardware

which _might_ be something like this:

net X_Axis_Enable axis.0.amp-enable-out hm2_5i25.0.7i76.0.0.output-08
(assuming your drive enables can be driven by the 7I76 outputs and X axis
enable happens to be connected to the 7I76's output 8)

Do you know how your drives are wired to the 7I76?

specifically, where are the drives enabled connected?

sorry for late..
here's my hal file. I think there's servo enable command
but please check this file.
next..I'll check physical wiring but I didn't make any changes..so weird.

I dont see any I/O the would enable the servo drives at all
This might work if the drive enables are hardwired "on"
But its not clear if this is the case or not

EDIT:
For servo drives especially, they should not enabled by default but only when LinuxCNC enables them. This may require wiring changes

thanks for the advice.
situation changed! the problem was hardwire.
thanks again