How to access the user space variable in kernel space, I need to do this because if any Driver fails in module initialization i will write the status in this user space variable. So whenever i read this variable in user space, then it should have hardware's Driver Module Status(Success or Failure)

i dint understand the purpose.
but go through copy_from_user and copy_to_user functions

Depends on how your driver is being called you may or may not do what you want.

Every thread see its own linear(virtual) address. Given any user space address it only makes sense to that user thread. No other user and kernel threads know about that address. Your application is a user thread. User thread can go to kernel mode via syscall or ioctl. User threads in kernel mode can access its own user space address. Kernel threads can only be in kernel mode and cannot access user space address.

If the driver is called by user thread in kernel mode (via syscall or ioctl) your driver may access the user space address by copy_from_user and copy_to_user. If your driver is called by kernel threads kernel threads cannot access user threads' address space because every thread sees different address space. Accessing an unknown address leads to an assert.

Your option is go through the regular syscalls and ioctls.

I suggest that your driver should be implemented with some sort of "initialize me" call, and if it returns a failure-status, perhaps provide a "tell me what happened most recently" call.

This strategy minimizes the possibility of "weird timing holes." The inquiring process is sitting in a known status... waiting in a syscall. "Nice and synchronous," if you know what I mean. You can validate any parameters passed in the usual fashion.