The first thing you should post here when you are having a problem would be the name of the software you are having the problem with and if it is not common, a link to the site (Komander is something most users never heard of). Is the link below what you are referring to?
https://www.kumander.org/
I'm not sure what you mean by "follow the installation procedure". Are you no longer able to see anything on your screen? Were you following on screen instructions which came with the OS or from an online tutorial.
The information you posted at the bottom of the post is only from the SSD which shows an EFI install on the drive so that should be 'kumander' from what you said and the FAT32 partition shows itis an EFI install and it appears you also have a swap partition and the rest of the drive is the filesystem partition for Kumander. Those are the only partitions needed for an EFI install.
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GRUB:On start I get a 26 choises
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Are you using Grub from Kubuntu or Kumander? Which disk is set to first boot priority in the BIOS firmware. 26 choices is not expected and seems excessive? What is the first choice you selected? Do you see options to boot Kubuntu and Kumander?
It is much easier for members to read command output you post if you use CODE tags. When you are writing a thread, mouse up to the icons at the top of the input box and it will show what their use is. The icon: # is used for code and immediately to the left is another icon which is used for QUOTEs.
I'm not clear on what the problem is. Is it that you cannot boot your Kumander or is it a graphics problem, you don't see a screen in Kumander but do see it in Kubuntu? If this is the case, did you install proprietary NVidia drivers on Kumander?