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Subject: Re: internet via USB: how to use with FreeBSD?
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>What is the device?  There are at least four in the
>5.X GENERIC kernel:

You can also call the cable company and say that your computer doesn't have 
USB. I think they usually have some Ethernet equipped devices for 
situations like that. They should swap it out for free.