I get the following error trying to install Reports Module version 5 on our 4.5.5 dnn site.  Event log reports:

Install Module:: Reports
Info:: Starting Installation
Info:: Reading files
Info:: Loading 05.00.00.txt
Info:: File 05.00.00.txt read successfully
Info:: Loading license.html
Info:: File license.html read successfully
Info:: Loading Reports.dnn
Info:: File Reports.dnn read successfully
Info:: Loading 04.04.02.SqlDataProvider
Info:: File 04.04.02.SqlDataProvider read successfully
Info:: Loading 04.05.00.SqlDataProvider
Info:: File 04.05.00.SqlDataProvider read successfully
Info:: Loading 05.00.00.SqlDataProvider
Info:: File 05.00.00.SqlDataProvider read successfully
Info:: Loading resources.zip
Info:: File resources.zip read successfully
Info:: Loading DotNetNuke.Modules.Reports.dll
Info:: File DotNetNuke.Modules.Reports.dll read successfully
Info:: Reading files done.
Info:: Reading DNN file
Info:: DNN file is in valid 3.0 format.
Info:: xml loaded.
Info:: Loading files info
Info:: Loading Modules info
Info:: Loading Control info for 'Reports' module
Info:: Dnn load finished successfully
Info:: Install aborted - The module being installed is not compatible with your host application version ( an upgrade is required )
Info:: Installation successful.

But he is installing it on 4.5.5...

Thanks for clarifying, and I apologize for missing the other post about versions.  We upgraded our development environment to dnn 4.8 and installed the reports module just fine.  Took a little bit to figure out how to get the SSRS (Sql Server Reporting Services) visualizer to work.

The report module is something we use all the time.  We create custom web applications using ListX from r2integrated and SQL Server 2005.  Part of what we deliver are digital dashboards in the app using multiple report modules on one page.  Part of the big problem we have had is in finding and using a true "Enterprise" level module for SSRS in DNN.  The ones we have tried have given us only a certain amount of satisfaction, mostly because they are not truly discreet.  What I mean is if you install more than one instance of the module in the same portal then the configuration either fully applies or somewhat applies to all other of the instances of the module.  The modules that allow you to select reports from a menu or combobox don't seem to let you pass custom parameters, and the modules that allow you to send parameters have their own set of limitations.

Anyway, it looks like this reports module gives us everything we need in one package:  The ability to show quick simple and not so simple grids, charts and graphs, and now a nice SSRS interface. 

Thanks for the hard work in getting this new version of the module released.  Mr. Nurse, if you ever feel that your work is not appreciated and that people can be ungrateful please know that you are making this one person and his group of non-developers jobs easier.