Wrapped oracle packages

we have a problem with wrapped packages in oracle 10g.
we are wrapping our packages with oracle 9i and our production db version is 10g
when we put our wrapped version in production environment we get a sequence of errors like this:
ORA-06502
ORA-06512
ORA-04061
ORA-04065
ORA-06508
but when we put unwrapped source everything is ok

Obviously 9i wrap is incompatible with 10g wrap, and you should have tried to wrap the source with 10g wrap.
Did you already try this?
Sybrand Bakker
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