Oh well, close enough. I had two main choices, the Tiger 100 from Tyan and the P2B-D from ASUS . Not much of a dilemma. I called Bill from OutsideLoop and ordered one along with a Promise Ultra66 ATA66 card. BXMaster had let me use 5 IDE devices, so I needed something to do the same in this setup.
Setup is painless.
The only problem I had was with the width of the board. I have an InWin Q500A and the RAM slots and cable connectors are in very close proximity to the hard drives. Q500 should be ok. I quickly popped in my two P3 600E cB0 SECC2 processors and rechecked all connections. The moment of truth was at hand.