A pci card, express card or pcmcia card). Your only real option would be using a bus expansion card(ie. It is possible to emulate system bus access by passing data over USB and then using the CPU itself to put the information on to the bus, but such behavior is time consuming and will be too slow for most purposes (possibly preventing the protocols on the line from even working at all). The other type of device is simpler and cheaper, but is effectively a rip off with limited real usefulness. These adapters work reasonably well, but they are expensive, have limited functionality and can only be used for the particular type of device for which they were designed. There are some adapters out there, however they either use a special controller that can emulate a particular firewire mode (such as a firewire HD or generic DV video camera) and then translate the stream on the fly to a sufficiently fast USB connection.
More information on the technical reasons why it isn't possible are available on SuperUser. Firewire needs direct system bus access which usb does not have, therefore it can not provide.
FIREWIRE 800 TO USB C ADAPTER MAC SOFTWARE
My motherboard is an Asrock so I got the software from their site.
FIREWIRE 800 TO USB C ADAPTER MAC DRIVER
Thunderbolt driver software for your motherboard. Plenty of these available cheap on Amazon. Firewire 4 pin to 9 pin Firewire 800 cable. Apple Thunderbolt 2 to Thunderbolt 3 ( USB-C) adapter. No, it would be possible the other way around potentially, but it is physically impossible to implement a generic firewire interface over usb with any kind of performance. Apple Firewire 800 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter.
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