Broadband Cable modem & Ethernet

I would like to connect my G5 with an older PPC using an etnernet crossover cable. The problem is my G5 is hookup to
a Motorola broadband cable modem which uses the ethernet port. There is a USB port on the modem, but there aren't any drivers available for Apple computers from Motorola.
1) Are there any drivers available anywhere for this modem?
2) Are there any cable modems with USB ports that will work
Optimum Online and have drivers for my G5?
Any help would be appreciated.
Ed

Thanks.
A Netgear router worked great. Both Macs are using the Cable modem and have access to the internet. I still have to try file and print sharing. This is my first attempt at setting up a LAN. Thanks again.
Ed

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