Create biar file with command line for link universe

Hi
I am using boxi 3.1 and I am trying to create 2 biar files with the command line
One file for " main" universe and it's reports and another is for a link universe and it's reports
The problem that on "main " biar file that been created , the link universe and it's reports also appear in it. Even so in the queries only the relevant objects are selected
I try to remove from the properties file the parameter 'exportDependencies=true ', and then when I check the xml of the biar I so that the link universe and it's report no longer appear. But when I importing the file I receive the error message 'Required dependencies not found on target system : '[ARgp0DCiBRBOsL3EHYQaHBY, AdfkNagAE59Nsbazh40nwTU]'
Does anyone have an idea what I need to do , in order to see in the main biar bust the main objects?

I have done it before on BOXI R2 with the IW, and it works fine
But any how, this is the way that we have to work with, since it is part of a customer product and the link universe and it's reports is an additional part of the product.
So is there a way that I can pull just the main universe and it's reports?

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