Boot Camp 2.1 not offered in Software Update

After seeing Boot camp 2.1 available for download, I expected it to show up in Software Update, but it isn't.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Mike

This just means you are running on an English system and there wasn't any need to do any pre-patching stuff. That message is actually good.
Boot Camp product code: {F0E45628-1218-4865-A516-8E8A54272ADC} and version: 2.0.3
Info: The current language ID is 1033.
Info: English OS found, exiting
The failure probably happened during the install of patch proper. I posted some time ago about turning on logging for the Windows Installer but basically if you look at the following KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223300 it will give you the information you need to turn on logging. The log that is generated will give you why it failed. Look for "Return Value 3" and just above it will be the failure information.

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