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1111Be sure to have mounted your home desk so you can easily edit files on it.
1212The first edit that will probably need to be made is in [`app/claz.hoon`](https://github.com/urbit/urbit/blob/85435e9a81e105809d5d381b5d34fae1d4daa3b8/pkg/arvo/app/claz.hoon#L14). The listed url will need to be changed to a valid Ethereum endpoint. infura.io provides an Ethereum API that you can use.
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14−The second change that may potentially be needed is to modify the [gas limit](https://github.com/urbit/urbit/blob/master/pkg/arvo/app/claz.hoon#L179). This number here is the maximum number of gas units that will be used. In future this will be configurable but for now you may need to change this manually. For a guide to what to set it to you can use the [constants in bridge](https://github.com/urbit/bridge/blob/master/src/lib/constants.js#L23) as a guide based on what action you are going to be performing. The maximum cost of your transaction will be the maximum gas units multiplied by the gwei you're going to set later. You'll need at least this much in your account.
14+The second change that may potentially be needed is to modify the [gas limit](https://github.com/urbit/urbit/blob/85435e9a81e105809d5d381b5d34fae1d4daa3b8/pkg/arvo/app/claz.hoon#L179). This number here is the maximum number of gas units that will be used. In future this will be configurable but for now you may need to change this manually. For a guide to what to set it to you can use the [constants in bridge](https://github.com/urbit/bridge/blob/29f4a14869489481a950a1af53f583d751897444/src/lib/constants.js#L23) as a guide based on what action you are going to be performing. The maximum cost of your transaction will be the maximum gas units multiplied by the gwei you're going to set later. You'll need at least this much in your account.
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1616Once you have made these changes be sure to run `|commit %home` to get them into your ship.
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3737`[%spawn ~ship to]` is the transaction we want to issue. The arguments are will vary based on the transaction. `~ship` will be the ship to be spawned. `to` is the Ethereum address to spawn the ship to.
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39−You will want to read [`/sur/claz.hoon`](https://github.com/urbit/urbit/blob/master/pkg/arvo/sur/claz.hoon).
39+You will want to read [`/sur/claz.hoon`](https://github.com/urbit/urbit/blob/85435e9a81e105809d5d381b5d34fae1d4daa3b8/pkg/arvo/sur/claz.hoon).
4040This will contain more details about the various kinds of transactions you can perform particularly `++call`
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4242After running this command you should find a csv file at the output path you specified. You can examine this file to learn how they are constructed. You are able to modify the nonces, gas limit and price without changing the functionality of the transaction but it's not important for this guide.