Reporting Services Option Disappears from CA after SQL r2 upgrade?

I am not quite sure if R2 upgrade is the cause of this problem or not, but it is quite coincidental that after moving content databases to a new r2 server, the reporting services option in Central Admin-General Settings is totally gone. No error messages, nothing, just gone.
After pounding my head for a day, I figured out you have to reinstall the add in.
It can be found here:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=b3bebf9d-d86d-48cd-94e2-0639a846be80&displaylang=en

If anyone else runs into this let me know.

Nando

10 Tips Troubleshooting Installations for SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint Foundation

If i haven’t mentioned him before, i will now. Sharepoint Joel is one of the most knowledgeable sharepoint people on the planet. His site has helped me so much in the past.
Here are some great links for troubleshooting sharepoint 2010.
http://www.sharepointjoel.com/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=280

SP2010 pod

I am currently attempting to install sharepoint 2010 on a self contained external hard drive. I will keep you posted on my success/failures.

Sharepoint 2010 on windows 7

I have successfully installed sharepoint 2010 beta on windows 7. The instructions are pretty straight forward. Thanks to Rehman Gul for the easy to read instructions.
Steps can be found here:

http://rehmangul.wordpress.com/2009/12/08/installing-sharepoint-2010-on-windows-7/

Just so you guys know, if you are running windows 7 professional, the only prereqs to install is the MS Filter Pack. All the other downloads are useless.
Run the command line IIS install config and add the NON HTTP Activation under .net 3.5. Add the line in the config file and you are ready to go.

Your installation may fail the first time but if you run it again it will successfully complete.

I didn’t even have to reboot.

There you have it folks. Now you can take SP2010 with you on your laptops