If so, I could configure the static IP address for the Pi when I'm setting up its SD card. Is there a way for me to set something up in the /boot partition of the Pi's microSD card to give it a static IP address on its first boot? Something similar to how wpa_nf is copied from the /boot partition to /etc/wpa_supplicant? The Chromebook I'm configuring the Pi from doesn't support ZeroConf so I can't use raspberrypi.local instead of its IP address to reach the Pi. This Pi is headless, so I can't log in to it directly to get its IP address or configure it to use a static address.
Since I can't guess what that random address is I can't log in to the Pi to configure its static address or anything else. That generally works but until I can log in to the Pi and configure it to use a static IP address it uses for its IP address a random one picked from the link-local range (169.254.0.1-169.254.255.255). I'm setting up a Raspberry Pi Zero as an ethernet gadget using the instructions here.
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