By default Archlinux basic install does not provide any graphic driver, window server and desktop environment, you should choice them, install them and you'll get the GUI what you want.
What problem are you reporting? I only see some warnings. I also get the ca-certs warning, but have thus far ignored it because I recall I got a warning on a different package after switching from archlinux to arch32, and that was just noise.
After first boot, the grub screen display perfect, but once it started to boot 80% of the display on the left side is complete scrambled and one cannot read what is displayed.
Tested on an asus 1000h netbook. Check/update the folders. My iso was on an BTRFS subvol "@data" - omit if you use fat32/ext4, the partition was named "root".
I have an old 32bit P4 machine which is running official Arch a the moment and I was wondering if it would be possible to switch from official repositories to Arch32 repositories so I can continue updating my OS without completely reinstalling it.
09.05.2018 · I am using nvidia-96xx-dkms driver. Screen is too bright so I had to apply a gamma correction of 0.5-0.6. I used the "nvidia-settings" utility, to move the gamma slider, config is saved, however it isn't set after boot.
17.11.2017 · This brings up another issue: when the 64-bit-guys (no offence meant) throw out more 32-bit stuff in PKGBUILD, I expect to see tons of broken packages here.