Camera RAW Support 2.3 is available in Software Updates

It has been mentioned, but not in a separate post. It adds support for the:
Nikon D90
Canon 50D
Sony A900
Nikon CoolPix P6000
Message was edited by: Steven Hale

I did not do the 2.2 on my G5 because that update killed my MBP. I assumed any issues with 2.2 and canon would get resolved with 2.3. Today did the 2.3 and it killed my G5! Note that there were several other software/security updates (I unfortunately let the updater load them all).
Note that I also just tried to revert back to 2.1 rawcamera.bundle (as suggested in prior posts) but no luck. Looks like I might have to wipe the drive and restore from Time Machine - UNLESS someone has a better suggestion.
HELP!

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