new pnc.config won't load in linuxcnc

The halcmd listing will give you all existing sserial pin names
assuming all devices are connected and no sserial devices
have been disabled in the "sserial_port_0=something" statement
in the hal file.

Since there are 5 sserial devices, this command line option needs
to be something like "sserial_port_0=00000"

Ok. New problem. I have been able to get the computer to see the 7i76e and 7i77 by changing card names and channel numbers, but now when i try to start in linuxcnc the 7i76e loads fine the 7i77 loads up to the inputs then says the first input it comes to was already linked to what ever the assignment is. i tried changing the assignment of the first input to a din-10 that couldn't have been assigned already and it came back saying that it was already assigned to din-10. if i remove the input altogether it just errors on the next input in the line. It seems to have no problems with the outputs that are addressed the same. Its almost like it is double entering the inputs so when it does it the second time it thinks its already there.
Any ideas?

Can you post your hal file?

Ok i have attached the hal file 

You have overlapped input assignments:

# --- JOG-Z-NEG ---
net jog-z-neg <= hm2_7i76e.0.7i77.0.2.input-14

# --- JOG-Z-POS ---
net jog-z-pos <= hm2_7i76e.0.7i77.0.2.input-15


# --- DIN-00 ---
net din-00 <= hm2_7i76e.0.7i77.0.2.input-14

# --- DIN-01 ---
net din-01 <= hm2_7i76e.0.7i77.0.2.input-15

The jog-z-neg and pos are pinned out on the 7i76e i didn't notice that, thanks, i will have to checck all those out. strange thing is that the first pin manual spindle cw is the first one to shut it down and like I said I changed it to a DIN that was never assigned unless the pnc.config did. I will have to look through every line. Thanks for picking up on that for me.