Extreme 2008-003 Pulled Update - Recommended Action for its Victims?

Yesterday I reported that I was one of those who installed the Update 2008-003 before it was pulled:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=8335614#8335614
I now realize that my early personal experience with this update is not as benign as originally stated. Throughout the day yesterday the AirPort Extreme connection to ActionTec DSL modem dropped inexplicably three or four times --- re-established by restarting iMac.
This morning, the connection could not be established after multiple restarts. But, oddly, connection to AirportExpress was made!?
I then attempt to reboot from a full backup (about a week old), and a solid connection was established. After an hour or so I again attempted to boot from Mac HD --- and it worked this time!
I fully expect continued erratic performance of AirPort Extreme throughout the day.
My question is what is the best course of action at this juncture?
(1) Restore from Time Machine
(2) Restore from Full Backup (SuperDuper)
(3) Leave things as they currently exist and wait for Apple to sort out this mess?
Keith

nkh wrote:
My question is what is the best course of action at this juncture?
(1) Restore from Time Machine
If Airport firmware was changed this may not help
(2) Restore from Full Backup (SuperDuper)
Ditto
(3) Leave things as they currently exist and wait for Apple to sort out this mess?
Best course, IMHO
Keith
I am not sure what machines were affected by this "update" but my 15" MBP seems to have survived without any obvious ramifications.
If anyone has used TM or SuperDuper! or CCC to revert to previous system, let us know if that fixed any issues.

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