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# Rome L2 Setup

Setup your own L2 using the Rome stack.

Note: If you want a quick local setup, then just follow the README at <https://github.com/rome-labs/rome-setup>. This setup takes **<10 minutes**. Demo [is available here](https://www.loom.com/share/f87f369ffe1140f59cdf53016fa52909).

If you want to understand the Rome stack and customize your L2, then follow the full setup outlined on the following pages. This setup takes **\~30 minutes**. Demo [is available here](https://www.loom.com/share/d06842be650f43c1a8a0499de4932f18?sid=9fee754d-5bd5-4365-b102-50029fa7f7b3).

## Setup your L2

* Prep Remote Server
* Choose your Chain ID
* Download Rome Repos
* Register your L2
* Initialize your L2
* Setup OP Geth Node
* Run Block Explorer

## Test your L2

* Setup Metamask
* Fund your Wallet
* Check Wallet Balance
* Do Simple Transfer
* Run Uniswap
* Run OpenZeppelin
* Use Rome Dapp
* Use Rome Bridge

## Notes

* You can setup the L2 either locally or on a remote server that makes it available to the public.
* We use the terms "L2" and "Rollup" interchangeably.


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