Yep I'll look into that.
I've not had anyone look at 3.2.0 with a Cairnsmore1 yet ... my USB config settings are just a guess.
A full debug (pastebin) of the initialisation would be helpful also if you can.
However, the current code "I think?" will only find at most one FPGA (since with the 0403:8350 chip it will need to have an enhanced driver to handle multiple end points - that chip has 8 end points - 4 pairs - and will take some effort to actually get it to work)
The older board was apparently using the 0403:6014 so has the same initialisation as the BFL devices - that one might just work if anyone with one wants to try

Absolutely, there isnt even a x64 version

Yes it was a joke - however there is a relevant question in there too
For windows, ther binary of course is already 32bit so works on both 32bit and 64bit
For RPi, my binaries git has a 32 bit binary (only) but I've not put 3.2.0 in there yet - only 3.1.1
For Linux, there is no 32 bit binary so he'd have to build it himself (and this begs the question why anyone would use a 32bit linux on any normal desktop, if that's what he is doing ... but he may not be)

well it may be funny, but i have a terribly old pc wich i'm thinking of turning into miner's helper and run cgminer on it. That's why...

i'd prefer using linux.

ok building a binary for 32bit was pretty straight-forward. Cool! 

For mining there is no advantage apart from the GPU driver allowing more devices. However, 64 bit linux is very mature and run everywhere and all CPUs of the last decade on PCs and laptops are 64 bit capable so it's unusual to see anyone consciously use 32 bit on linux except for hardware that is 32 bit. The difference between this and creating binaries on windows is the windows 32 bit binaries will work everywhere, but linux binaries are very distribution and architecture specific, and x86_64 Ubuntu is the most common desktop linux in use. It is also eleventy billion times easier to compile it for yourself on linux than windows.

I just noticed, cgminer 3.2 uses massive CPU. I'm runing 20 lancelots and cgminer is using over 70% on a i7-3770.

Windows of course