I am in the process of testing a fanless, atom based PC for use in an embedded application.  I am running Voyage Linux version 0.7.5 on the machine.  This distribution is derived from Debian Lenny.  Everything works great except I can't get the shut down command to perform a reboot.  This is important in this application because it provides us a way to perform a remote reset should that be needed.Looking at the terminal, the last two messages on the screen show the following:[ 219.974475] ehci_hcd 0000:00:1d.7: PCI INT D disabled[ 219.974657] Restarting system.[ 219.974754] machine restartAt this point, the machine sticks and will not reboot until I cut the power or perform a hardware reset.  I recall seeing this sort of thing (at least with a shutdown) when running the OS under VirtualBox.  I really know very little about the interaction with the kernel and the machine at this point so I am asking if anyone knows if there are potential kernel configurations that cam cause this kind of problem.Edit:Having been asked if the system supports ACPI, I took a closer look at the boot log.  I found the following message:[   3.99748] ACPI: resource (null) [io 0x0480-0x04bf] conflicts with ACPI region PHO_ [io 0x4bc-0x4bc]
What reasons would prevent a machine restart from proceeding?
debian;shutdown