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I flashed CyanogenMod 10.0 stable on my Vibrant last night and it's working really well. The only thing is that if I reboot into recovery from the long-press Power menu, the device reboots normally instead of going into recovery. If I use the Power+Volume Keys combo to get into recovery it works, but choosing the "reboot system now" option from there does not — it goes into an "unknown upload mode" like when I reboot with Power+Volume Up.

upload mode

Holding the Power button to reboot works, of course.

Is there any way to fix this? I'm using the ClockworkMOD Recovery that was installed automatically when I flashed CM, v6.0.1.5. ROM Manager tells me that there is no recovery available for my device so this is obviously something custom for the CM Vibrant build.

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There's a reason why reboot system now disappeared, maybe there's no known way/method of doing it on your handset or CM omitted it? Have you investigated TWRP, a different version of CWM that is touch-screen enabled, it may have that option in place? Downgrade to a stable version (5.1.x)? – t0mm13b Jan 21 at 17:47
@t0mm13b Disappeared? This always worked with CWM 2.x and Eclair or Froyo. – Matthew Read♦ Jan 21 at 17:49
Just a thought - is the key mapping for the hardware keys correct for the recovery environment? – t0mm13b Jan 21 at 18:02
@t0mm13b Yep, everything works except the reboot. – Matthew Read♦ Jan 21 at 18:26
That worth a shot? – t0mm13b Jan 21 at 18:49
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