I may have a chance to look at this this weekend, if someone else  
cannot check it first.  Off the top of my head this does sound like it  
should work, and I don't see how it would break other things.  If you  
get to check this post to the list so that I won't duplicate effort.

Jonathan
On Oct 21, 2009, at 7:14 PM, SourceForge.net wrote:

> Bugs item #2883616, was opened at 2009-10-21 19:14
> Message generated for change (Tracker Item Submitted) made by adefusco
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> Category: File Input/Output
> Group: None
> Status: Open
> Resolution: None
> Priority: 5
> Private: No
> Submitted By: Albert DeFusco (adefusco)
> Assigned to: Miguel (migueljmol)
> Summary: GAMESS hssend optimization (with fix)
>
> Initial Comment:
> Optimizations performed with hssend=.true. in the $statpt group will  
> compute the Hessian and frequencies immediately after optimization  
> has completed.  Currently this output does not display properly.  It  
> is manifest in two ways:
> (1) the normal mode displacements are applied starting from the  
> first model (1.1) which is the input geometry before optimization
> (2) the normal mode atomSets are displayed with the starting  
> geometry not the final.
>
> I have also attached an optimization (with hssend=.true.) to help  
> illustrate this bug.  In dimer.gamess there are 18 geometry steps.   
> This means Jmol will identify 20 models for the optimization run.   
> The first model is the input (COORDINATES (BOHR)).  The second model  
> is NSERCH=0.  This is supposed to be identical to the first.  The  
> next 18 models are the optimization steps.  The final 18 models are  
> vibration frequencies.  It is these last 18 models to which the  
> normal mode displacements should be applied, not the first 18, and  
> the geometry should match model 18.
>
> I have included an updated GamessReader.java based on revision 11151  
> which fixes the two issues above.  Three changes were required:
> (1) Always clone from the LastModel.  This works even without the  
> optimization (runtyp=hessian). [lines 180-183]
> (2) Use getCurrentAtomSetIndex to help find our current position in  
> atoms[] which includes all atoms from all models. [lines 137-144]
> (3) The vector displacements will only be applied to the new cloned  
> atomSets. [lines 197-199]
> It is possible there is a more elegant solution to changes 2 and 3.
>
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