No. You do not need the 32k clock unless you specifically use it for some device module.
I've been using a custom dev board with only a 50 MHz high speed EXTAL for about 18 months no problem (well, no oscillator problems).
You can leave XTAL32 float, we've grounded EXTAL32 thru a 10M resistor, but I think that is just overkill for possible noise reduction, I do not believe it is required to actually do that. In fact it might be better without. I think the designer just did it so Altium would not complain it was a floating "input".
No. You do not need the 32k clock unless you specifically use it for some device module.
I've been using a custom dev board with only a 50 MHz high speed EXTAL for about 18 months no problem (well, no oscillator problems).
You can leave XTAL32 float, we've grounded EXTAL32 thru a 10M resistor, but I think that is just overkill for possible noise reduction, I do not believe it is required to actually do that. In fact it might be better without. I think the designer just did it so Altium would not complain it was a floating "input".