Apple posts a boatload of updates

Is there any software fix out there yet for disabled SuperDrives on MB, caused by the SuperDriveUpdater2.1 that was supposed to "fix" and "improve" performance of "some media".

I love Apple -- been using since High School, but they are really gonna piss a bunch of "switchers" off like this.

System Preferences > Accounts > Your Account > Login Items > Select "SuperDrive Update 2.1" > Click "-" to remove.

At system start the Superdrive update 2.1 keeps popping up, just as for yitping above. How do I turn this off?

Galley, I'm having the same problem. Since yesterdays updates my Safari is crashing often too.. maybe someone knows why?

Why is my Safari suddenly stuck in crash-matic mode?

update: I tried to reinstall the firmware update from a downloaded copy. It wouldn't let me, said it was up to date. I changed a bit of the code inside the installer package and it installed the firmware updater program (though maybe it was already installed) in applications/utilities. The SuperDrive Update 2.1 won't work, says "No devices were found that require this firmware update."

computer off, battery out, press the on button for 5 seconds to reset, startup. The drive doesn't make it's usual wheezing noise at startup, won't accept discs (usually it pulls them in).

Bricked.

Here's some people on the Apple forums with the same thing:

Topic: Firmware upgrade killed my superdrive
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1013691&tstart=0

Hmm, it says my new MBP doesn't need the update. Too bad, I was hoping it would explain the poor performance (IMHO) of my Superdrive.

I couldn't get the firmware update to work on my MacBook. I don't get it, it said I didn't need it -_-

Heh the SuperDrive firmware update doesn't work on Leopard WWDC beta.. way to go Apple..

Adi

After installing this update, the SuperDrive Update 2.1 utility program keeps launching upon start-up of Mac OS. How can I turn it off?