Translator.jar file reference in bin/ott in 10gR2 and 10.1.0.4

I was wondering if anyone has noticed if the invalid translator.jar path in the ott file created during the Oracle Server install has been corrected in R2?
I believe there was an unpublished bug 3360534 to correct the invalid reference, but wasn't sure if it was corrected in R2.
I'm downloading R2 now and was wondering if I would need the Companion CD to get the proper translator.jar like in 10.1.0.4
If anyone has noticed already, please let me know.

In case anyone is interested,
The invalid path entry for the translator.jar in the delivered ott file has been removed in 10gR2.
Tony

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