Dear Behnam,
I reproduce this with the latest version. I'm not exactly sure why, but if you use rs2 rather than rs2c it completes successfully. Perhaps since you have no closed shell orbitals outside of the default frozen core.
regards, -Kirk
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Dear Behnam,
yes, I ran it with 2024.2 (developer's version of the public release, 2024.1). rs2c-XMS doesn't work as you reported, but rs2-XMS does work.
regards, -Kirk
That's odd, what if you just use the default for the state directive, i.e., state,3