I can confirm this issue myself, and am including an Xorg.0.log and my xorg.conf. This doesn't seem to only be related to turning off the keys -- I tend to leave my laptop on for 5-7 days before a reboot, and typically after day 2-4 I will lose the scroll. I have figured out purely by accident that I can regain it, by dropping to TTY(1-6) then swapping back to the X session. The scroll line instantly becomes available again. The issue doesn't seem to have a specific trigger that I can spot that causes the loss of the scroll ability, as it occurs during an assortment of use situations (heavy use during browsing, or periodic and not making contact for some time while in a terminal). I will generate a bare Xorg.0.log as well.
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