Link: Console Security - #NintendoSwitch https://youtu.be/Ec4NgWRE8ik #34C3 // Nice details on the Switch (which isn't running FreeBSD but a custom "OS")
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right, and from what the guys that did the talk at 34C3 found out it is not (although maybe the kernel is BSD derived? But if so, that should show in the EULA, no?)
It's a custom kernel, not BSD derived, but it probably includes BSD code. This isn't uncommon. E.g. long ago I ported the FreeDOS FAT32 driver to PS2 homebrew (for USB storage). My PS2 definitely wasn't running FreeDOS though the license would apply.
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There's some evidence to suggest that the first TCP/IP implementation in Windows 95 and forward, until the adoption of the NT kernel, used at least part of the BSD network stack, too.
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