• The BIOS update – Remember to choose CD image.
• HP USB Stick formatter
• Windows XP or similar – can be done in wine.
• Winzip, winrar, 7-zip or similar.

When you have all these things you are ready to go!

Install the HP USB Stick formatter and place it somewhere you remember. I installed it on the desktop.
Go to the folder where you installed it and extract the HPUSBF.EXE file with winrar or whatever you use to a subfolder in the current directory. Now that you have extracted the files to a subfolder, run the HPUSBFW.EXE utility and format you USB Stick choosing Create DOS startup disk and selecting the subfolder you extracted HPUSBF.EXE to. Now we are almost done. Last step is to extract the bios to the USB Stick using winrar or similar to a subfolder on the USB Stick.

!NOTICE! it’s not a fault that is seems like there are no files on your USB Stick before you extract the bios to it – they are hidden.

Unmount the USB Stick and boot it. A DOS promt should appear, cd to the subfolder where the BIOS were extracted on the USB Stick and write command.com. The rest should be pretty easy

Source: ThinkWiki.org

Anyways, after a BIOS update, it all seemed to work. Before the BIOS update it said that ReadyBoost was activated, but not ReadyDrive. I messed around with the drivers for the module a lot before the BIOS update, but now it seems to work fine.

According to anandtechs test of the Robson module, it can give you a little performance boost along with more battery time, though it isn’t much.