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 Notable changes
 ===============
 
+Sprout to Sapling Migration Tool
+--------------------------------
+This release includes the addition of a tool that will enable users to migrate
+shielded funds from the Sprout pool to the Sapling pool while minimizing
+information leakage. 
+
+The migration can be enabled using the RPC `z_setmigration` or by including
+`-migration` in the `zcash.conf` file. Unless otherwise specified funds will be
+migrated to the wallet's default Sapling address; it is also possible to set the 
+receiving Sapling address using the `-migrationdestaddress` option in `zcash.conf`.
+
+See [ZIP308](https://github.com/zcash/zips/blob/master/zip-0308.rst) for full details. 
+
+
+New consensus rule: Reject blocks that violate turnstile
+--------------------------------------------------------
+In the 2.0.4 release the consensus rules were changed on testnet to enforce a
+consensus rule which marks blocks as invalid if they would lead to a turnstile
+violation in the Sprout or Shielded value pools.
+**This release enforces the consensus rule change on mainnet**
+
+The motivations and deployment details can be found in the accompanying
+[ZIP draft](https://github.com/zcash/zips/pull/210) and
+[PR 3968](https://github.com/zcash/zcash/pull/3968).
+
+Developers can use a new experimental feature `-developersetpoolsizezero` to test
+Sprout and Sapling turnstile violations. See [PR 3964](https://github.com/zcash/zcash/pull/3964) for more details.
+
+
+64-bit ARMv8 support
+--------------------
+Added ARMv8 (AArch64) support. This enables users to build zcash on even more
+devices.
+
+For information on how to build see the [User Guide](https://zcash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/rtd_pages/user_guide.html#build)
+
+Users on the Zcash forum have reported successes with both the Pine64 Rock64Pro
+and Odroid C2 which contain 4GB and 2GB of RAM respectively.
+
+Just released, the Odroid N2 looks like a great solution with 4GB of RAM. The
+newly released Jetson Nano Developer Kit from Nvidia (also 4GB of RAM) is also
+worth a look. The NanoPC-T3 Plus is another option but for the simplest/best
+experience choose a board with 4GB of RAM. Just make sure before purchase that
+the CPU supports the 64-bit ARMv8 architecture.