Can't Read some Discs since SuperDrive Firmware Update

Since upgrading the UJ 835 firmware with the SuperDrive Firmware Update v2.0, I have lost the ability to read many of the DVDs I burned with this drive, that used to read fine with the original firmware. This effects both video and HFS+ discs. The drive tries to read, goes through a cycle perhaps of three attempts and then kicks out the disc.
These are media listed as the "unacceptable" for this finicky drive, but they burned and read fine prior to the update. I am talking about 100s of Memorex, Imation, HP to name a few in particular.
I would prefer access to these discs over burning at higher speeds.
How can I reinstall the original firmware?
Or has anyone found or suggesting a work around for this problem besides an external drive?
Thanx

I had little hope for the downgrade, but thought maybe others have talked about discs not reading after the update that were reading before and could voice in with work around or other feedback.
I am with Apple warranty. Which is of no matter to being able to read none Apple media, I assume they need not warranty that. If I were to get another drive, I'd probably have to get an external to not void my Apple care. Just a shame that the drive used to read media which after updating won't read. Leaves a person out in the cold to loose the ability to read hundreds of discs that the drive used to read. Anyone else reporting this?
As of today the link you offered prices the UJ 845 external at $130. This is a drive by Panasonic. Even at that, LaCie prices less. Any reason to consider the UJ 845 better than the LaCie? Have you experience with the UJ 845 reading 16x Imation or Memorex or HP or other media usually discouraged for apple drives? Apparently LaCie will read these. UJ 845 is not a newer drive.
What would be the best choice currently?
Harmz

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Superdrive Firmware Update 2.1 hosed your DVD-RW? Here's howto restore it.

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+ben11s-computer:~ ben11$ cd Desktop+
+ben11s-computer:~/Desktop ben11$ unzip SimpleFlash.zip+
+ben11s-computer:~/Desktop ben11$ cd SimpleFlash+
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or
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or
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or
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_+Choosing the Firmware+_
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Hello.
I read a lot of stories on this issue, but no one was exactly like mine. However, since I bumped into your post yesterday I decided to give a try to the "ben11" flash solution.
I'm writing here so others can others can find the info (also I'm writing it here since I have an Apple ID but I'm not interested in subscribing to "The Firmware Page Forum", from "ben11" comes from).
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Of course in the beginning, that is June '07, It was the Firmware Update 2.1.
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The past week I successfully wrote a disc at 8x, but another one, and all the subsequent failed with the same conditions: recording succeeded, verification failed.
Then I read your post. I tried a couple of recordings more for control. I was able to record my iPhoto collection at 1x in a DVD with no problem. Then I tried writing data again in a CD at 24x and it failed, as I was expecting.
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Thanks a lot and kind regards from Mexico.
Julián

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Very, very strange , deepnoise,
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</table>
</body>
<XML ID="xmlCabec"><CORPO><DETALHE><NMPARA></NM_PARA><NMEMPPARA>X </NMEMPPARA><FAX_PARA>000-</FAX_PARA><NMDE>ADILSON </NMDE><NMEMPRESA>F CORRET</NMEMPRESA><TEL_EMPRESA>9100</TEL_EMPRESA><FAX_EMPRESA>519</FAX_EMPRESA><CURRENTDATE>07/13/2006 17:16:04</CURRENTDATE><DT_PREGAO>07/13/2006</DT_PREGAO><NMCLIENTE>X </NMCLIENTE><CDCVM>CVM CODE : 5717</CDCVM><CDBOVESPACODE>BOVESPA 70-9</CDBOVESPACODE><DS_OBSERVACAO></DS_OBSERVACAO><VL_DOLAR></VLDOLAR></DETALHE></CORPO></XML>
<XML ID="xmlDetalhe"><CORPO><DETALHE><DS_TIT1>Code: 44</DSTIT1></DETALHE><DETALHE><DS_TIT1></DS_TIT1></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT1>Date of Settle: 07/18/2006</DSTIT1></DETALHE><DETALHE><DS_TIT1></DS_TIT1></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT1>BOUGHT VIS ARACRUZ PNB N1 BRARCZACNPB3</DSTIT1></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT1> BOVESPA</DSTIT1><DSTIT2> ARCZ6</DSTIT2><DS_TIT3>9.000</DS_TIT3><DS_TIT4>11,13</DS_TIT4><DS_TIT5>-100.170,00</DS_TI T5><DS_TIT6>-87,66</DS_TIT6></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT2>Total Gross</DSTIT2><DS_TIT3>9.000</DS_TIT3><DS_TIT4>11,13000000</DS_TIT4><DS_TIT5>-100.170,00< /DS_TIT5><DS_TIT6>-87,66</DS_TIT6></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT2>Total Net</DSTIT2><DS_TIT4>11,13974000</DS_TIT4><DS_TIT5>-100.257,66</DS_TIT5></DETALHE><DETA LHE><DS_TIT1></DS_TIT1></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>TOTAL BOUGHT</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>-100.170,00</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>TOTAL SOLD</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>0,00</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>TOTAL OTHERS</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>0,00</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>TOTAL DAILY SETTLEMENT</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>0,00</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>TOTAL OF TRADES</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>100.170,00</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DS_TIT3>FEE</DS_TIT3><DS_T IT4>-52,61</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>EXCHANGE FEES CBLC</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>-8,01</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>EXCHANGE FEES BOVESPA</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>-27,04</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>EXCHANGE FEES</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>-35,05</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>OTHER RATES</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>0,00</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>DAY-TRADE INCOME TAX</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>0,00</DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>INCOME TAX</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4></DS_TIT4></DETALHE><DETALHE><DSTIT3>TOTAL NET 07/18/2006 DEBIT</DSTIT3><DS_TIT4>-100.257,66</DSTIT4></DETALHE></CORPO></XML>

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