[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] bengalih:
I am not trying to bash you... however every question you asked has either been asked at least once and/or is covered in the documentation. If not, then there is a misunderstanding (seemingly on your part) on how SASHIMI is meant to be used.

Also, it appears that english is not your native tongue, and although you seem to speak/write it fairly well, there are some gaps in your grammar that makes it difficult for me to understand exactly what you are saying.

Let's try to clear up the issues:

First off, it appears as if you are asking about installing SASHIMI itself, and not on how to use SASHIMI to install other applications?

What I don't understand is why you are attempting to install SASHIMI from UC in the first place? SASHIMI only needs to be installed on your Storage Card ONCE. Once on your card, you never need to install the SASHIMI cab again (unless you are upgrading). Yes, this is a manual process, but it is not manual on EVERY FLASH. Just install it once to your Storage Card and then flash a hundred times and never re-install the CAB.

On a clean flash you can either run:

1) \SASHIMI\BIN\SASHIMI.EXE - this will automatically detect a clean flash and will prompt to recreate the shortcuts. Again, I don't plan on changing this as i think 90% of the users out there would prefer to have the ability to choose where to create their shortcuts over the 2 clicks it saves them to have them created in a "default location."

2) \2577\Autorun.exe - this will run SASHIMI with no prompts and no user interaction in manual mode. This should be used if you just want to run SASHIMI once after a clean install and then forget about it. If you want to then run SASHIMI again later to use additional functions, you will have to run it using method #1. Again, you can manually run the EXE or copy \2577 to the root of the storage card to automatically run on insert.

Unless you cook SASHIMI into the ROM (for instance using the UCInit cab file or some similar methods mentioned in this thread) there is no way to have SASHIMI automagically run. There is nothing I can do about this, it is the nature of how the device works.

When you say in response to using the \2577 directory:

"Again my experience there is that installs Sashimi in the main memory, and created no shortcuts"

I am really confused here, because if you already have SASHIMI's \2577 directory on the device, why are you trying to install SASHIMI again? As i stated above SASHIMI only needs to be installed once...ever.

If you are trying to install SASHIMI from UC:

The SASHIMI install CAB is like any other CAB... you have to choose to install to either the Main Memory or the Storage Card. Just like any other CAB you download and try to install via UC...UC doesn't support anything then installing to Main Memory. On that note, I don't know why...or recommend you use UC to install SASHIMI. If you want to use UC that's fine...it can co-exist with SASHIMI. However SASHIMI isn't something that needs to be installed on every clean-flash, so I don't know why you would try to do this with SASHIMI.

So, in summation it seems that your only valid question/concern/comment is that instead of SASHIMI prompting you to create shortcuts, you want the shortcuts created automatically. This is a valid statement, although as I mention above I feel most people would prefer the extra 5 seconds to create the shortcuts in the location of their choosing.

If you want a 100% automated install method, stick with UC. Since UC is "cooked" into alot of ROMs and doesn't have any GUI interface it has the ability to work fully automated.

However if you want more powerful features like dir/registry backups, auto Installs to Storage Card, and the ability to install everything without taking the time to write sdconfig.txt files, then SASHIMI is the better option.

My goal was to decrease the time to setup a new ROM from 45 minutes to 45 seconds. Although there are ways to get SASHIMI 100% automated (all of which I have covered) this was never a priority. I think the extra power and flexibility is worth the 15-30 seconds that you have to actually configure the application.

Hopefully this cleared something up for you, if not please try to clearly state why these methods don't make sense to you. As always I appreciate the suggestions just in this case (with the shortcuts) I believe my method is preferable.