Front panel doesn't connect to motherboard

[Zahc]

Hello,
I am replacing my motherboard, I have installed it and connected all cables. However I cannot turn the pc on because the cord from the case's front panel (which has the power switch) does not connect to the motherboard.
Here is the cord from the panel:

Here is the port on the motherboard (says panel 1):

Here is the diagram from the motherboard manual:

Can I get an adapter? Can I turn on the computer without the front panel? I can't afford a new case right now, and I don't want to deal with the hassel of moving everything, can I buy just a power switch instead?

 

[Zahc]

Update: I touched the on/off pins together with my screwdriver. The computer started and Ubuntu recognized the new motherboard/cpu. However I can't do this every time, I'm thinking of ordering this from newegg:
APEVIA Model CVTPWSW 25" Power switch cable for computer cases that connects to the motherboard
However, I would have to wait a week to get it. Do they sell these at radio shack or best buy?
Is still there a way I can connect my current power switch?

 

[jnkweaver]

What motherboard is that? It looks like the right connection for the Intel DP67BG
http://www.pcworld.com/article/254998/motherboard_port_guide_solving_your_connector_mystery.html

Funny it also looks like the connection for the previous motherboard's Firewire.

 

[smorizio]

If the on switch pins and led pins are in the right place. The easy fix is to pop out the white pin.it held in by small clip a small tooth pick should release the pin. The other option is cut off the non needed pin on the mb.

 

[Zahc]

If the on switch pins and led pins are in the right place. The easy fix is to pop out the white pin.it held in by small clip a small tooth pick should release the pin. The other option is cut off the non needed pin on the mb.

Opened up the front panel, it looked like the red and black wires control the on/off switch:

Then I removed the white pin with a toothpick, and was able to plug the red and black wires in the right pins:

Thanks for the help.