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- Fixed a bug not initializing the HF correctly when run on a custom chain with the `london` HF happening on block 0 or 1, PR [#1492](https://github.com/ethereumjs/ethereumjs-monorepo/pull/1492)
- Fixed a bug not initializing the HF correctly when run on a custom chain with the `london` HF happening on block 0 or 1, PR [#1492](https://github.com/ethereumjs/ethereumjs-monorepo/pull/1492)
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- Set up your own local development networks (PoA Clique)
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- Run a network with your own custom [EthereumJS VM](../vm)
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- Analyze what's in the Ethereum `mainnet`[transaction pool](./lib/sync/txpool.ts)
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- Run experiments on Ethereum browser sync (see [example](./examples/light-browser-sync.md))
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- Run experiments with Ethereum browser sync (see [example](./examples/light-browser-sync.md))
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The client has an extremely modular design by building upon central other libraries in the EthereumJS monorepo ([VM](../vm), [Merkle Patricia Tree](../trie), [Blockchain](../blockchain), [Block](../block), [tx](../tx), [devp2p](../devp2p) and [Common](../common)) and is therefore extremely well suited for a deep dive into Ethereum protocol development.
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## INSTALL
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```shell
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npm install @ethereumjs/client // Release during Fall 2021
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```
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For the `ethereumjs` CLI command to work run:
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```shell
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npm link
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npm install -g @ethereumjs/client // Release during Fall 2021
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```
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As long as there is no up-to-date client release on npm and for development purposes the client can be used like this:
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