OEM 10103 Install Requires 112138-01 for Solaris 9

When I look up 112138-01 on sunsolve it appears that this patch is strictly for Solaris 8.
Is it a mistake that the OUI checks for this patch on Solaris 9? Or does it truely need to be installed even though it appears to be a patch for Solaris 8?
Thanks for the clarification,
Tony

Its noted as a bug in Metalink.
From the fix:
As this is just a warning, you can ignore this and proceed with the EM 10G Grid installation.
This warning should not affect the installation procedure. We expect this to be corrected in the next version.

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