Describe the bug
When restarting a simulation whose particles are evolved up to a certain age, if they are either classified as 'Hertzsprung gap' (stellar type 2) or 'first giant branch' (stellar type 3) particles, the code crashes.

To Reproduce
With the attached particle set (
seba_crasher.zip), one can run this script to reproduce the error:

import numpy as np
from amuse.lab import read_set_from_file, units
from amuse.community.seba.interface import SeBa

particles = read_set_from_file("seba_crasher.amuse")
particles.relative_mass = particles.mass # To allow checkpoint in SeBa
particles.relative_age = 100 | units.Myr # For example, set the age to 100 Myr

working_set = particles[particles.stellar_type == 1 | units.stellar_type]
failing_set = particles[particles.stellar_type < 6 | units.stellar_type]
for pset in [working_set, failing_set]:
print(f"Stellar types: {np.unique(pset.stellar_type, return_counts=True)}...")
code = SeBa()
code.particles.add_particles(pset)
code.evolve_model(1 | units.Myr)
code.stop()
print("Evolved particles successfully !")

Expected behavior
The first loop will succeed, giving back the print statement successfully. However, in the second the code will fail.

Logs
Error message returns:

"amuse.support.exceptions.CodeException: Exception when calling function 'evolve_system', of code 'SeBaInterface', exception was 'Error in code: no error message - code probably died, sorry.'"

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS and version: Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS
• Compiler: gcc (conda-forge gcc 11.4.0-13) 11.4.0