Just to bring this to a full closeure.

Glad to hear this worked for you too.

I went back and experimented a little. Like you I found that I only needed to change the CDAudio part by adding a second drive (in my case /dev/cdrom1) and audio to Digital. I am not running on my HD (yet) so I saved the configuration to a floppy and now each time I boot CDAudio is updated with the cdrom1. Now I wonder if this will be an issue with every program - unlike WIndows which seems to inform new programs automatically with available devices. Hmmmm.

Never sure that will apply to everyone, but just in case someone else looks here I thought I would update this conversation.

JJJJ