N900 key input issue

is there any way to reinstall english-netherlands key input? one stupid app permanently remapped the keys making 3 keys unusable, other ones work, but dont fit my physical keyboard

do you have a backp of your settings and applications?
you may need to flash your device to get it back. then when you restore from the backup and it lists the applications, be sure to not let it reinstall the kb mapping app.
otherwise, there may be a way to --reinstall if we knew what the file name was to do so, if possible.
cpitchford may know if there is such a file.

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