[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
I might have given you the link for post #1 only. The entire thread is here:

http://xdaforums.com/droid-razr/development/4-4-4-aokp-t2919944

It looks like Tonyt. had both XT910 and XT912 on Mega Cloud. The XT910 rom is still there but the XT912 rom is gone. Either he overran his bandwidth limit or just took the file down. [MENTION=838017]sherri[/MENTION] uses and likes this rom, she might have a copy of it to share with you. Thanks too [MENTION=838017]sherri[/MENTION] because s has put the XT912 build on her dropbox for those that want it.

http://xdaforums.com/droid-razr/development/4-4-4-aokp-t2919944/post58895067

Personally I like to get my roms from bigger distribution centers, they usually are well known like CM and have plenty of server space for distribution of the roms and they release regular updates. But the official AOKP site goes up as far as Jellybean for the Razr phones, that would not work for me.

This "Tonyt." is an Argentinian kid and kids are growing up, making all sorts of decisions in life, and are generally not the most stable "going to be around for years and years" type of developers. The first post and rom were published at XDA on 27th October 2014, 10:56 AM. Now it is 5 months later and there are not any available downloads for the rom now. Chances are he probably will not have frequent updates for it either. But what do you expect, these are kids. He might have built the rom for a computer science class for all I know. :confused:

Anyway, there you go. Sherri was nice enough to put it on dropbox, I am saving a copy, just in case myself. I think I might have given you the wrong link to the entire thread. Here it is if you want to not only get the rom, but see all comments, requests, and if there are any updates or improvements. Tony did say he would release a new build every month, but has download speed issues:

I'll upload the ROM in order to my computer get sync all the repos. Build the rom, tooks me about 6 hours, but I only have 150kBp/s to download everything.

I'll only build the rom from source code, but If the rom have bugs or something like that you could notify me but I don't ensure that I can fix it. Obviously the roms that I build It'll be Unofficial, but I'll release new versions once per month, in order to have the lastest code from CM and AOKP.

This is why I stick with CM11, because CyanogenMod has been around "forever" and will not likely lose interest in roms in the next few months. Individuals vary. Some like Hashcode and dHacker go on to be well respected developers who release on schedule. May do it to get their feet wet, get bored with it, and stop. I never expected CM to just "drop" cm11 the way it did, but it is "done" now and I have a build/copy that works great for me and I use it every day.

I wanted to try AOKP on my slot 1 when I free up stock and put cm11 there, but this Kit Kat port of AOKP might already be a dead project. Not really sure. The only way to actually "get updates" would be to download the source and build the roms yourself. Not an easy thing for the inexperienced to do, and not quick and easy for those that can do it.

EDIT:

I guess I got into the CM rom thing sort of late, started with CM10 and had such a good time, I wanted the good times to last. But then CM11 gets thrown out at 99.9%, and I just found one of those interesting side articles at XDA. It seems that everyone is starting to hate CM, loyalists from back as far as 5 and 6. Hard to read for me because, ...they are right. CM is "selling out". Will I stick it out with CM roms? Probably as long as I can, but the dissent is growing as per the article...

Has Your Perception of Cyanogen Been Tarnished?

Gosh that makes me sad. CM roms are (were) so much fun! :(