reportXubuntu, Hi!
I use Dlink DIR-615, also I've use it with 2-3 different free hot-spot in my 
town, and all works fine.
Yes, now it seems that you have the same problem, but then I didnt undestood 
why my rtl8187b work perfect? Maybe because I use china noname wifi adapter 
(something like clone of a Alfa AWUS036H 1000mW), and you have NetGear, maybe 
we have different revision of wireless chipset? But I didnt see that it have 
several revision.
Did you try it in Windows with official drivers?
Yes, by default bit rate set to auto, and when system see, that signal is too 
slow, it try to slow down bit rate, because on low bitrate it can transmit data 
to larger distance.. and 15m I think not good distance, especially if you 
neighbor have another working wifi on this (or nearby) channel (they make 
interference). And I saw that you wifi WG111v3 adapter doesnt have external 
antenna. 
So I think you need to try to get closer to router, or/and try to use it from 
Windows (maybe livecd or vmware) with official drivers.
Thx! And sorry for my english, I learn it in school about 7 years ago :D

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