William

You can infer hops and you know the originator. You do not know the nodes it hopped through. The last hop is only a receive path. No guarantee you can...

> So the idea here is that any incoming packet will include data on how many hops it made to arrive? This seems like a very good idea. Would remove...

> > But the problem is we don't add the nodeID when relaying a packet. Only the original transmitter and destination are set. Besides, then you only know who the...

> A simpler (non-standard and breaking) solution would be to start with hop=0 and count upwards until the limit is reached. Then you don't need additional fields and calculations. This...