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>Short texts that explain the difference between eth0
>> and what FBSD calls an Ethernet port (em0??).

Linux names interfaces by type, ie; "eth" for ethernet. *BSD names 
interfaces by driver (in this case "em" for Intel PRO/1000. do "man em" 
for more info).