[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Yes. Here is the relevant lines from the package and change log page:

cm-11-20140205-NIGHTLY-spyder.zip

omap4-common: fix definition of mode (it's a string, not an array of strings) (android_device_motorola_omap4-common)

Running it now, no immediate problems to report. Make a SS backup if you wish and Go for it! Can't hurt and if it does restore your backup. For me, looks good. Only way you know it is working is if you previously had radio losing signal bars and strength and a reboot is only way to bring it back.Don't rely on bars for strength, go to Settings, About Phone, Status and use the power button screenshot to capture your current "bad" signal strength in -DBm, As a matter of fact, make it a habbit for a while to just check your strength in real readings. Mine is good anywhere and typical at -70DBm to -80DBm. It does fluctuate but that is very good and normal for me. Lower numbers mean a stronger signal because we are using minus values. Once you do this a few times, you will know when your phone is good to go or something to watch out for.

Nothing scheduled for next release pertaining to stargo's patch, mostly getting Trebuchet to work right again with all of the settings back and operative and we get some new feature called "Revolution:, whatever that is:

cm: New ultimate revolutionary feature of revolution! (android_vendor_cm)

Normally I would just update OTA from menu, but the gapps pack I love is new and improved. So I will go full recovery to install CM11 update manually and then wipe dalvik and cache to install the new gapps pagckage. Since it is essentially the same as what I have, I do not think it will cause problems, but it could give me a few features not available previously or at the very least, a LOT less updating to perform. Doing it now, took about 15 minuted, ready to reboot System. Then I continue updating OTA like before. Still no jbx. to much complexity to troubleshoot if things go wrong. The only thing I miss from it now is the ability to push my stock 1.2 GHz CP U speed to 1.3 GHZ. Other nice features but they are available in the xposed module set for the most part.

Okay, rebooting, no wipe after gapps. Should be a nice running system with all my stuff and including Stargo's patch. I have not had many problems with it, only once saw my bars going down to 3, 2, 1, then "No Service". If his patch from before working, a simple reboot is all that is required to restore it. I wiped dalvik and cache so this does not help him. Another time I had NO GPS lock or sat fix and my signal bars were all over the map. I took a CatLog scan before rebooting and tried to make a call, then again after reboot to show the difference, everythinig worked perfectly again. "Filtering" only shows lines that have the word "radio" in them, not ALL logs, GPS or otherwise and he offered filtered log requests to protect you by giving him ONLY lines relating to the radio.I doubt the guy is an identity thief or would post all or part of my logs that contain personal information such as IP address, MAC Address, Carrier, or even my name and phone number. He could easily blur or remove that prior to sharing or publishing my information. So, I trust him with the raw log.

Phone booted, looks great. Have to reinstall the xposed framework every time, enable it to install and reboot and we are done. My nice rainboy icons will come back and if all seems well, we should not see any significant signal loss anymore. If you did everything right, it is your duty to report this behavior and send in a log for the developer to examine. Aright, I installed it, nothing stopped working, same as ever, nice. I see no reason to revert and get rid of it.

Only time will tell if you have to reboot to get your signal back or not. Can't hurt, go for it!