Description of Problem:

The issue is in file /etc/init.d/halt.
For "shutdown -r", the resultant $command is "reboot -i -d -p".
But, the "-p" should not be there for a reboot.
I believe that a few lines beginning at 196 in this file 
should be corrected so that only the existence of /poweroff 
causes the appending of "-p".

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How Reproducible: consistent


Steps to Reproduce:
1. /sbin/shutdown -r now
2. 
3. 

Actual Results: Powered off my PC


Expected Results: 
When /etc/init.d/halt is corrected to check only for
the existence of /poweroff, then my PC 

(a) reboots on `shutdown -r`
(b) power offs on `shutdown`

Additional Information:
n case you think this is hardware related, 
by motherboard is an ABIT BE6.
When I used to run Windows on the same machine,
it differentiated between reboot and shutdown ok.
Note: I am not suggesting that Windoze should be held up 
as a shining example of high-quality hardware operation!