Got the bright idea to just try to install it local, but stopped when it required .net framework 4.0 which I am not sure is compatible with our current development environment.
Since we wanted to test the integration with other services and the new TFS we needed to install SQL server 2008 locally on the test machine. Then will need to upgrade SQL to SP1.
Switched to a 64bit 2008 server (named Gorham) which already had SQL 2008 installed.
Extracted the files from the ISO local and ran th 64 bit setup.bat. You get rewarded for your effort by seeing a cute little copying file x of y...
Then I got a You need to install windows update SP2.
So I enable updates and settle in for a nice little nap while we find out how behind this almost 2 year old server is behind.
Ok, ran update a handful of times and it finally said it couldn't find anymore tried to run setup.exe and it still says I don't have Windows Service Pack 2 installed. Off to Microsoft to get SP2.
Found out that my SQL Server was 2005 and the TFS install didn't recognize the Reporting services.
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