Command line install of Xcode 2.5 on Mac OS 10.4 fails...

I am attempting to install Xcode 2.5 on a remote 10.4 laptop via ssh but it keeps failing. Originally it was failing because it wouldn't mount the image because the connection tends to be poor during the day so I copied the image to the laptop itself and mounted it.
When I attempt to install I get this:
# sudo installer -verbose -pkg /private/tmp/amanda_install/tmp/XcodeTools.mpkg -target /
installer: Error the package path specified was invalid: '/private/tmp/amanda_install/tmp/XcodeTools.mpkg'.
Unlike later versions of the Xcode package, this is just a link to the
Xcode Installer Launcher.app file.
lrwxr-xr-x 1 unknown unknown 39 Oct 26 2007 XcodeTools.mpkg -> Installers/Xcode Installer Launcher.app
Am a using the wrong tool for 10.4 (installer) or can this Xcode version only be installed from the GUI?

You can post in the forum on that link. You can also use the ADC forums here:
http://developer.apple.com/devforums/
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