SharePoint Server with Denali

Just was playing with Denali CTP 3 and was not able install SharePoint Server 2010

But had success when found SP1 for SharePoint Server

A lot of improvements since previous CTP
I also want to try new Business Intelligence Studio which should have new interface
previous CTP used Visual Studio 2008 for BI :-( so I have postponed all test will this CTP 3


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