But doesn’t this require the L5 to be able to find a DHCP server? In my experience, a typical desktop or laptop Linux distribution doesn’t have one enabled by default (although maybe a Librem laptop or Librem mini does?). Anyway, when I connect my L5 to my Linux desktop or Linux laptop by USB, it only sets up a IPv6 address on the USB interface, not an IPv4 one, which limits its usefulness, and certainly doesn’t allow the L5 to check for updates via the USB-connected computer (which was the question that started this thread).